Weed in Kenya is illegal and anyone found smoking it in public risks being thrown behind bars for violating the country's anti-drug laws.
The chance of finding someone smoking weed in public is equal to the chance of a snowball in hell; those who partake of it do so in secluded areas where they are protected from the prying eyes of the police.
But in 2007 during the well-attended Burning Spear concert at the Kasarani Moi International Sports Centre, the attendees threw caution to the wind and lit their rolls of weed in the full glare of cameras without the fear of arrest, after all this was a reggae concert.
Huge clouds of smoke could be seen wafting in the air as the powerful speakers blared Burning Spear's hits.
The whole stadium smelled of weed.
It was quite an unbelievable spectacle and those who attended at once could not believe this, maybe they were dreaming but no!
This was a reality.