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Kenyan man arrested for allegedly making ‘weed chapatis’ in bid to have the herb legalized

Trevor Taremwa by Trevor Taremwa
January 24, 2020
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A Kenyan chapati maker has been arrested by authorities after being found with chapatis that allegedly contained marijuana. This was in a bid to have the authorities legalize the drug. In Kenya, the use of cannabis is still deemed illegal by law.

The yet-to-be identified man surprised many by this unique invention as weed has been known to take on many forms, but that of chapatis is new to many. Marijuana has been a recipe in confectioneries such as cake, cookies as well as candy and the trend of marijuana usage has been growing especially among the youthful population.

In Kenya alone, this is not the first time someone is making a move to have the drug legalized as the late Kibra MP Ken Okoth had tabled a bill in Parliament to have the drug legalized citing the medicinal value of the plant. He alleged that the drug could cure seizures, help with relaxation, and kill breast cancer among others.

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In countries such as Canada, the drug has been legalized on fronts of medical use as in the USA alone, some States have approved the drug to be used as an aesthetic, recreation element among others.

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