On June 25, 2024. Kenyan youths stormed Parliament after a volatile battle with Police officers attached to the protected area. They were demanding a physical meeting with their elected leaders for approving finance bill 2024.
This came after they took time to warn the legislators against voting for the bill they termed punitive. On this day, several legislators were forced to run for their lives, some were evacuated via ambulances and others were airlifted from Parliament building.
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The Protests turned to the call for the removal of President William Ruto from office. Some even went ahead to threaten the march to the Statehouse.
Well, the Orange democratic Party member of Parliament has advised youths on how to topple the President if they have plans to try it again.
In relationship to what is happening in North Korea, where citizens are marching towards the presidential palace demanding his resignation. ODM MP Caleb Amisi has advised youths on how to remove the President from power. He has asked them to be determined until their mission is done just like Korea where they are demanding the president leave office for declaring Martial law.
“Dear Kenyan #GenZ, Next time you think of removing a president from the seat, learn and see what is happening in #SouthKorea .People don’t joke around when it comes to democracy. They do what they mean, and they mean what they do, once and the next day life goes on. You wake up to a new clean country.” Posted Caleb Amisi.
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