Thursday, August 1, 2024 - President William Ruto has cautioned the Gen Zs against misusing the 'leaderless' and 'fearless' stance to propagate violence and anarchy in the country.
Speaking during the launch of
the Linzi Sukuk bond at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE),
Ruto told the Gen Zs not to be reckless and stupid in their action going
forward.
However, he admired the Gen Zs
for being leaderless and fearless in their pursuit of good governance and
accountability.
According to the Head of State,
Kenya was a proud democratic country governed by the rule of law, and that there
was no constitutional provision for violence.
“We are a country that believes
in freedom, and democracy but we are also a government by the rule of law, it
is good to be fearless, it is good to be leaderless but it is not good to be
reckless,” Ruto clarified.
“We must know the country is
governed by the rule of law. I am very proud that our country is soaring high
globally because of what we have done as the people of Kenya and we must safeguard,”
he added.
He also assured both local and
foreign investors of the country's stability, vowing to deal with those
instigating anarchy in the country.
At the same time, Ruto warned
the youth against misusing cyberspace by insulting their leaders through
what they termed as ' sending greetings' to the said politicians.
According to him, cyberbullying
was against the law.
He instead called on the youths
to utilize their access to the internet by making a living out of it.
The Gen Zs have organized
anti-government protests on 8/8/2024 dubbed Nane Nane.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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Contradictions galore.
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