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Gen Z political activist Kasmuel McOure has officially joined the ODM party, a decision that caught some of his peers by surprise.

During an event marking his induction into the party, hosted by Homa Bay Governor and ODM leader Gladys Wanga, McOure described ODM as the party for both the current and future generations.

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McOure, known for his role in Gen Z protests, praised ODM’s enduring resilience through democratic challenges, noting it has become a beloved party. He emphasized that ODM is inclusive of all Kenyans and pledged to work actively to recruit members nationwide, particularly focusing on young people.

“We’re urging everyone to come together to register the youth — not only the educated but also those without formal education, as well as students in all institutions, to ensure this becomes the party of choice,” he stated.

“To be honest, every Kenyan is an ODM member at heart, believe me. That’s why we’re putting all our efforts into signing up the youth and bringing them into the party of today and tomorrow,” McOure added.

Expressing his gratitude to Governor Wanga for her warm welcome, McOure promised to be a strong advocate for young people within ODM.

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“For those ready to join a powerful political movement for a just, democratic Kenya where dignity is upheld for all, consider @TheODMparty — the largest party in East and Central Africa! We’re revitalizing the Youth and Student Leagues and calling on passionate Kenyan youth to help shape our future. Stand with us! Thank you, Party Chair @gladyswanga, for your support and warm welcome this weekend,” he concluded.

Young political activist Kasmuel Mcoure has clarified his decision not to condemn the attack on Morara Kebaso. In an interview with Obinna, Kasmuel explained that he was not following the events closely at the time of the incident, as he did not have his phone with him.

“I later realized that my failure to speak out about Morara’s attack, which is indeed a shameful act of violence against a young person in Kenya, is something people find upsetting. I understand why there’s outrage,” he said.

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“I didn’t witness the attack, so I felt I couldn’t comment on something I hadn’t seen or verified. It was only later when I received calls that I wondered if I had made a mistake.”

Kasmuel expressed confusion about the backlash he received, stating, “If this is what’s getting me canceled, then I’m okay with it.”

He is facing criticism from the public, who feel betrayed because they believed he had their best interests at heart. His actions at the Bomas of Kenya, where he not only failed to call out President William Ruto while chanting “Gachagua must go” but also did not address the attack on Kebaso, have drawn particular ire.

Additionally, it has been alleged that Kasmuel denied the presence of chants demanding Ruto’s departure, which led to his focus solely on Gachagua.

Revolutions, often heralded as beacons of hope and change, have a dark underbelly. Throughout history, countless revolutions have consumed their own progeny, leading to bloodshed, tyranny, and the very injustices they sought to eradicate. Why does this seemingly paradoxical phenomenon occur?

1. The Power Vacuum: Revolutions often create a power vacuum, a void left by the overthrow of the old regime. This vacuum can be filled by individuals or groups with ambitious and often ruthless agendas. These individuals, once part of the revolutionary movement, may now see the opportunity to seize power for themselves, disregarding the original ideals.

2. Ideological Purges: Revolutions are often driven by fervent ideologies. However, as the movement progresses, internal disagreements and factions can emerge. These differences can lead to ideological purges, where those who do not adhere to the dominant ideology are eliminated, often through violence. This can result in the elimination of key figures and the erosion of the revolution’s moral compass.

3. The Cult of Personality: Charismatic leaders often play a central role in revolutions. Their charisma and vision can inspire and unite people. However, this can also lead to the development of a cult of personality, where the leader is seen as infallible and beyond reproach. This can create an environment where dissent is suppressed and those who challenge the leader’s authority are punished.

4. The Struggle for Control: As revolutions unfold, different factions within the movement may vie for control. These power struggles can lead to violence and instability. The original ideals of the revolution may be lost in the scramble for power, as factions prioritize their own interests over the broader goals of the movement.

5. The Inevitability of Bureaucracy: Revolutions often aim to create a more just and equitable society. However, the implementation of new systems and policies requires the establishment of bureaucracies. These bureaucracies can become entrenched and resistant to change, ultimately undermining the very ideals that inspired the revolution.

In conclusion, the phenomenon of revolutions devouring their own children is a complex one with deep historical roots. While revolutions can be powerful catalysts for change, they are also susceptible to the same human frailties and power struggles that afflict all societies. Understanding these factors is crucial for appreciating the challenges and complexities of revolutionary movements.

Kasmuel Mcoure, also known as Kaskazini, a singer-turned-activist, has recently garnered attention for his speech at the Bomas of Kenya on October 4th.

Critics, particularly among Gen Z and millennials, claim that Kasmuel has let them down by advocating for the impeachment of the vice president while ignoring the broader demand for the entire current government, including the president, to step down.

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In his address, Kasmuel firmly argued that Hon. Gachagua is unfit for the vice presidency. However, this stance has led to him being labeled a sellout, a label he insists does not faze him.

Addressing his detractors, Kasmuel took to social media to express his indifference to their opinions and threats to unfollow him. He wrote, “Why would anyone threaten me with deplatforming? The real challenge is deplatforming me from your mothers’ hearts because they see beyond the BS and sensationalism you’re trying to advance.” He added, “Even if you restore my followers to where they were four months ago, I won’t care. Make it quick! But can you make your grandparents forget me?”

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In a separate post, Kasmuel emphasized his commitment to advocating for a better government, highlighting the suffering of Kenyans under the current regime. He asserted that his fight will continue, regardless of the support he receives from Gen Z and millennials.

In response, netizens advised Kasmuel not to be concerned about their reactions, stating he has already proven himself untrustworthy and should have heeded Prezzo’s warning against trusting him.

Today during the Nane Nane protests, activist Kasmuel McOure was addressing media in the Nairobi CBD. He was talking about how depressing it was that politicians were baying for blood, when all of a sudden, the crowd that had gathered around him noticed a thief in their midst

Wee wacha kuiba bike ya wenyewe

They said as the thief took off with a bike that didn’t belong to him. Immediately Kasmuel sprung into action to follow the thief and catch him. As they were following the thief, chaos ensued as the police in turn shot teargas into that same area. Now it was every man for himself as they scattered to protect themselves from the stinging pain of the teargas. Running battles were captured by the cameras as anti-riot police fired multiple rounds of teargas in the air. Shortly after, the crowd appeard to give up and put their hands up facing the police. One protestor was bundled into the police car as the journalist around documented the whole scene.

To see the whole scenario for yourself, watch the video below: