Kenyans gang up against CS Murkomen after responding to allegations that he's funding protesters and that he promised to give 500k to them to storm statehouse.
According to recent reports, a group of Gen Z persons in Kenya have declared their intention to invade the statehouse. The level of civil unrest and youth discontent has significantly increased as a result. Such a threat may have its roots in a number of socio-political issues, such as discontent with public policies, economic disparities, and the impression that younger people don't have enough and equal opportunities.
Such a move could have serious repercussions, from increased hostilities between protesters and police to possible harm or even fatalities. It also emphasizes how younger populations are becoming more active and influential in influencing political discourse and pushing for change.
All parties involved, including public servants and community leaders, must have a productive conversation and work towards peaceful solutions to the youth's complaints. In order to promote a more inclusive and stable society in Kenya, it is imperative to recognizes and solve the underlying reasons causing this discontent.
Here are some of the reactions from angry Kenyans