Topic: #RejectFinanceBill2024

“I want to ask this house to ensure that those children get a state funeral, those were not criminals, but children who had reached a dead end.” Said Kisii Senator, Richard Onyonka.

As July 7 inches closer, Sabasaba ghosts come back to haunt in a new series of '7-days of justice' with the government maintaining austerity, under the banner of 'an independent' police force.

Despite beefed-up security efforts that have seen the military deployed to state capitols, Gen Z's unwavering power has made the hashtag #Statehouse top the charts on X, with blueprints of 'the house on the hill' surfacing online.

By 2.55pm, this bold move was successful in Nairobi’s parliament buildings as police and protestors engaged fiercely. After failing to cordon off the chambers against the thousands of protestors, the National Parliament was eventually seized.

“Let us not paint Gachagua as a saint; he is clearly using tribe to gain back popularity in Mount Kenya. This movement is tribeless. If Ruto goes, Gachagua also goes.” One of the speakers said.

Gen Z's, majority of whom are non-church-goers have vowed to target churches next and wash out church leaders who have been stained by politicians and those that have become 'enemies of the people'.

This is the defining moment for our beloved motherland. The signal has hit 4 bars and its boots on the ground to make good on our promise. To demand our parliamentarians to reject the bill.