Uganda's popular artist and politician Robert Kyagulanyi famously known as Bobi Wine has called upon Kenyans to consider defending their constitution before it becomes too late.
According to him, the recent deaths and abductions marred on peaceful Gen Z protesters by the country's security officers is a clear signal that Kenyans need to rise up in one accord and say no to such incidents for the well being of their nation.
Bobi Wine In Past Event. Photo: Facebook/Bobi Wine.
"Very painful watching Uganda-style abductions happening on Kenyan streets. The authorities there must be getting terrible advice from a bad neighbour.
As I have told our brothers and sisters in Kenya before, you must defend your constitution before it becomes too weak to defend you. These are not good signs," read a post on his X-handle.
Bobi Wine has been very vocal in Uganda, standing out as a very important voice of freedom and tirelessly working for equal rights for all without necessarily using violent means.
https://twitter.com/HEBobiwine/status/1807692424849834049?t=MnWJWnLWr5-ZcjAK7eC5og&s=19