President Ruto cautions Gen Z against participating in anti-government protests
President William Ruto has expressed his discontent with the ongoing anti-government protests, which have persisted for several weeks. The demonstrations compelled him to reconsider his stance on the finance bill as the protests intensified.
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The situation escalated to the point where some youths lost their lives during the protests. Besides the rejection of the finance bill, the president also had to dismiss several cabinet secretaries from their positions.
The young protesters, often referred to as Gen Z, have been at the forefront of challenging the government’s actions. Their demands have been addressed by the president following their determined marches on the streets, earning them praise as heroes.
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However, President Ruto now believes it is time for the protests to stop. In a recent speech, he urged the Gen Z activists to prioritize the country over rash decisions:
“Enough is enough! My friends, I have given everyone a chance to express their views. It cannot continue like this. The country is much more important than any group of people. We must come together to protect our nation and ensure Kenya remains a democracy,” the president stated.
The comments section showed mixed reactions, with some supporting the president’s sentiments and others insisting that he should heed the grievances of the people.
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