During today's Sabasaba commemoration at Uhuru Park in Nairobi, thousands of Gen Z gathered to honor the protesters who tragically lost their lives during the anti-finance bill demonstrations. In a powerful and unified display, the crowd erupted into the song "Who Can Bwogo Me" by Gidi Gidi Maji Maji, shouting the lyrics, "Who are you, what are you, who the hell do you think you are, do you know me, do I know you, get the hell out of my face coz I'm unbwogable."
The song, a famous hit from the past, resonated deeply with the young demonstrators. It served as an anthem of defiance and resilience, capturing the spirit of a generation determined to stand up for their rights. The lyrics' message of unyielding strength and resistance against oppression struck a chord with the assembled crowd, reflecting their unwavering stance in the face of adversity.
The event, held on the historic Sabasaba day, not only commemorated the fallen protesters but also highlighted the enduring power of music and unity in social movements. The passionate rendition of "Who Can Bwogo Me" underscored the resolve of Gen Z to continue advocating for change and justice in Kenya, honoring those who sacrificed their lives for a better future.
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