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“Stop Storming My Meetings”: Alego Usonga MP Sam Atandi Warns Rowdy Youth Demanding Handouts
SIAYA, KENYA – A video of Alego Usonga Member of Parliament Samuel Atandi lamenting over an uninvited crowd of youths who disrupted his political meeting has sparked widespread debate across the country, drawing mixed reactions from Kenyans.
Speaking to members of the press in Siaya County, the powerful Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) legislator expressed deep frustration after a group of aggressive youths gatecrashed his event.
According to Atandi, the youth were not invited to the stakeholder forum but arrived unexpectedly, rowdily demanding financial handouts from the leaders present.
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The National Assembly Budget and Appropriations Committee Chairman warned that the trend of youth hijacking political events for quick cash is getting out of hand. He described the culture of entitlement among some young people in the Luo Nyanza region as a growing menace that threatens local security and orderly leadership.
“If you want to see me, book an appointment. Do not just storm my meetings,” a visibly agitated Atandi stated.
The legislator went further to issue a stern security warning to those who have made it a habit to forcefully surround and hang onto his official vehicle during public appearances. He cautioned that such reckless behavior carries severe consequences, noting that his bodyguards are authorized to protect him.
“If you hang on my vehicle and get shot by bodyguards, I will not be blamed,” the MP warned, emphasizing that the actions of the youth are unlawful and endanger everyone involved.
While some Kenyans online have criticized politicians for creating a dependency culture through cash handouts, many have sympathized with the lawmaker, calling for an end to the dangerous disruption of official leadership meetings.
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