Political analyst Mr. Mutahi Ngunyi now suggests that the anticipated revolution, sparked by the anti-finance bill protests, has been postponed.
He argues that the revolution has not unfolded as planned, shifting attention to a potential future leader who could instigate significant change: President William Samoei Ruto.
Ngunyi speculates that if Generation Z decides to rally behind President Ruto and make him their leader, excluding other political figures, Kenya could witness explosive changes. He emphasizes the strategic importance of this potential scenario, drawing a comparison to historical figures like Jesus who faced initial opposition.
"Public Notice: Revolution has been postponed. And perhaps William Ruto will lead the new revolution. Do not criticize me yet.
If Gen Z capture Ruto and make him their leader, excluding others, Kenya would explode. This should be the strategy. Note: Even Jesus was initially hated," Ngunyi asserted.
Known for his support of President Ruto's government, Ngunyi's commentary aligns with his consistent defense of government policies, particularly evident during the recent anti-finance bill protests.
Ngunyi's remarks come in the wake of ongoing protests, prompting reflection on whether the intended revolution has indeed materialized. What are your thoughts on Mr. Ngunyi's viewpoint? Feel free to share your opinions in the comments section.
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