President William Ruto has finally addressed the much-anticipated “Nane Nane” rallies set for August 8, 2024.
These rallies have been organized to demand economic reform and accountability from the government.
Speaking in Bangale, Tana River, President Ruto made it clear that he intends to put an end to any demonstrations across the country.
He claimed that the demonstrations are no longer about pushing for economic reforms and accountability but are instead aimed at sabotaging the government.
President William Ruto accused the demonstrators of having selfish motives and wanting to create chaos to ensure his failure.
Ruto further explained that some individuals have hijacked the originally peaceful rallies organized by Generation Z.
These individuals, according to Ruto, are inciting violence and instability.
He emphasized that he would not allow any demonstrations to take place in any part of the nation and would use all available means to uphold the law and the constitution.
“Some people believe they would protest until Kenya stops, I want to remind them that we will not allow our country to be gambled with. We will not allow people to take over the country and demonstrate by killing people, ruining property, and burning down government buildings for personal gain.” President William Ruto asserted.
President Ruto urged Kenyans from all walks of life to engage in dialogue and support the newly established government.
He assured the public that his administration is committed to working relentlessly to achieve the Kenya Kwanza transformation goals.
As the “Nane Nane” rallies approach, President Ruto’s firm stance against demonstrations highlights the tension between the government and those calling for reform.
His call for dialogue and support from the public aims to foster unity and stability as Kenya navigates its path toward transformation.
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