In a heartfelt morning message to President Ruto, former Makueni Governor Kivutha Kibwana sent out a prayer for the safety and well-being of Kenyan youth. With a growing concern over the rising cases of violence and unrest in the country, Kibwana's words have struck a chord with many citizens.
"My prayer today: may the day end without any GenZ-Millennial or any other Kenyan losing her/his life on the streets. May the Youth develop their Gen Z and millennial manifesto to guide the new Kenya," Kibwana wrote on his social media accounts.
The former governor's message comes at a time when the youth in Kenya are facing numerous challenges, from unemployment to lack of opportunities for growth and development. The recent increase in violence and crime among the youth has also raised concerns about their safety and well-being.
Kibwana's call for the youth to develop their own manifesto is seen as a powerful message of empowerment and encouragement. By encouraging the younger generation to take charge of their future and set their own goals and priorities, Kibwana is giving them the tools they need to create a better and brighter future for themselves and the country.
As Kenyans reflect on Kibwana's message, many are hopeful that his words will inspire change and motivate the youth to work towards a safer and more prosperous future. With the upcoming presidential elections on the horizon, Kibwana's call for the development of a Gen Z and millennial manifesto could not have come at a more perfect time.
In a time of uncertainty and unrest, Kibwana's message serves as a beacon of hope and a reminder that the youth are the future of Kenya. By coming together and developing their own vision for the country, the Gen Z and millennial generations have the power to shape a new Kenya that is safe, prosperous, and inclusive for all.