His excellence William Ruto has brought good news to Generation Z ahead of the much-anticipated 'Occupy Everywhere' rallies, which are set to take place on Tuesday and Thursday, with the goal of ousting him from office after losing trust in his government.
President William Ruto addressed concerns over the participation of Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) soldiers in planned protests during a Presidential roundtable at the State House.
He reassured the public that KDF forces would not be deployed on the streets as long as the rallies were peaceful. Instead, the President emphasised that police will be present to offer escort and protection for demonstrators.
"The KDF will not be on the streets. They are only used as a last option. If the rallies are nonviolent, I assure you that the police will be present to safeguard the demonstrators," said President Ruto during the roundtable discussion.
President Ruto, on the other hand, emphasised his intention to hold those responsible for the widespread destruction on Tuesday accountable. He promised not to back down until these offenders were completely dealt with, leaving no possibility for them to avoid prosecution.