The officer, while doing his work on the road, noticed that some children and teenagers were sticking their heads outside moving vehicles.
Instead of just shouting at them or telling them to sit properly, he used a short, clear, and sharp phrase in Swahili, saying, “Usiweke head nje,” which means “Do not put your head outside.
The way he said it made many people pay attention because it was simple, easy to remember, and at the same time warned the young passengers about the real danger they were putting themselves into.