For months now, President William Ruto has been facing resistance from Kenyan youths. They have been on record calling for his resignation. In 2024, they even Stormed Parliament sending members of Parliament away.
The President was even forced to join them on X platform to listen to what they were demanding from him and his administration. He even went a step further by dissolving his entire administration and appointing new faces from the opposition side.
Well, all that did not stop youths from going to the streets. Just a few days ago, they again stormed the streets protesting the death of Albert Ojwang who was allegedly killed by police officers in Nairobi Central Police station.
It seems like the President has found a new way of dealing with youths ahead of the 2027 general election. From the.
Ruto to Gen-Z: Please stop protests
— Citizen TV Kenya (@citizentvkenya) July 17, 2025
Ruto embarks on a mission to woo Gen-Z after street protests
President engaged the youth in Kayole and Embakasi, Nairobi
Ruto pleads with the youth to stop demonstrations
Ruto: 20,000 young people are set to begin work next Monday… pic.twitter.com/g91S2wZaiv
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