President Ruto’s veto of the Finance Bill 2024 has been officially verified. This action has sparked a significant amount of discussion and debate among the public and political analysts. Mutahi Ngunyi, a prominent figure, has underscored the importance of the people’s will prevailing in this situation. He has expressed concern about potential protests and has issued a warning that those who participate in such activities, whom he referred to as “chocolate soldiers,” will be met with resistance from the Kenyan Defense Forces (KDF).

Ngunyi has also introduced a thought-provoking game theory question regarding the dynamics between former President Uhuru Kenyatta and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. He has specifically directed this question towards individuals who are well-versed in war gaming and game theory, particularly addressing the younger generation, Generation Z. In his cautionary message to Generation Z, Ngunyi has highlighted the distinction between the police and the KDF, emphasizing that the police are a service while the KDF is a force.

Furthermore, Ngunyi has stressed the importance of understanding that while Generation Z as a whole are not criminals, there are individuals within this demographic who engage in criminal activities. He has emphasized that there are two sides to the same coin, with one side representing the affluent and law-abiding members of Generation Z, and the other side representing those who are involved in criminal behavior. Ngunyi’s message has been widely shared on various platforms, indicating the significance and impact of his words on the current political and social climate in Kenya.