ODM leader Raila Odinga has expressed his pride in response to a video featuring a young Kenyan girl during the Tuesday, June 18 Occupy Parliament protests.
In the video, the young woman addresses Raila, stating that Generation Z has taken up the mantle to initiate change.
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“I’m a very proud father today! Hongera sana to all those who bravely stood up for their rights,” Raila shared his viewpoint.
The young woman appeals to the public, saying, “Usitokee, don’t come, Agwambo please stay at home. We saw your efforts, okay? We saw everything that you did for Kenyans. Now let us… we miss you, but Agwambo please, please don’t even come outside. Tunatoka on your behalf, okay,” she says, blowing kisses to the camera.
The Occupy Parliament protests on June 18 garnered widespread attention, with many Kenyans congratulating Generation Z for driving the call for change.
Another young woman also gained admiration for her courageous refusal to be arrested by the police.
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“I’m not going,” she repeatedly told a police officer who urged her to cooperate.
“I’m not cooperating, I’m not going. Don’t touch me, don’t touch me. I’m not going,” she insisted, shaking off those trying to pull her away from the car she was leaning on.
She then demanded to know why they were arresting her, asking, “Give me a reason.” As they questioned her protest, she boldly replied, “I protest because you are killing us. You police, you are killing us in our community.” Eventually, the police officers walked away as a supportive crowd gathered around her.
