Nark Kenya Party Leader Martha Karua has been making headlines lately after her decision to part ways with Azimio La Umoja -One Kenya Alliance.
Few days ago, Karua wrote to Azimio notifying them of their move to shift after Party Leader Raila Odinga joined hands with Ruto in forming government of national unity.
She claimed that, it was wrong for politicians to ride on youth movement after they lost their lives in the struggle.
Well, today on July 28, Karua has joined the conversation of no dialogue until somethings are agreed upon by the government and those who went to streets.
” We must not be greedy and hijack the organic movement for change that was started by our youths. Instead, we should be supporting them in their quest. The list we can do, is to listen and offer guidance” said Karua.
While reacting to political activist Kasmuel sentiment ” We can not turn up on a dialogue table when our people are turning up on autopsy tables.” Karua agreed with him noting that things must change for better in this country.
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For over a month now. Youths have been turning up on streets with flags and phones protesting poor leadership.
Despite being harmless and peaceful, police officers have been on record shooting them and abducting them.
Over 60 youths have lost their lives on the streets. Some have been found dumped in isolated areas with torture marks on their bodies.
Densel Omondi was found dumped in quarry after being tortured by unknown people, something that raised question among youths.
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