- On Wednesday, September 18, Kenyans attacked Kasmuel McOure after his photos were circulated online showing him meeting MP Silvanus Osoro
- Kasmuel defended himself about his meeting with Osoro, saying he will use every opportunity to talk to those in power
- This popular Gen Z activist hit back at his critics, who usually associate him with street protests
Nairobi – Gen Z activist Kasmuel McOure has defended his meeting with Kiranja of the National Assembly, Silvanus Osoro.
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Rumors after Kasmuel McOure's meeting with Osoro
On Wednesday, September 18, photos of Kasmuel meeting Osoro went viral on social media, with some Kenyans accusing the activist of betrayal.
Osoro is a strong defender of the President William Ruto; therefore, many Kenyans believed that Kasmuel had ventured into the government.
The photos were first shared by Mkenya who took them secretly at United Kenya Club, claiming that Kasmuel received the money, and @kilundeezy of X loaded it.
However, Kasmuel defended himself saying that he used the opportunity to tell the Member of Parliament for Mugirango South what he has been defending online all the time.
What did Kasmuel McOure say to Silvanus Osoro?
The activist revealed that he used the meeting to explain how the government of Kenya First failed to serve Kenyans.
“I go to that members club often and meet many Kenyans there. Speaker Kiranja is one of the many members.
“It was my first time meeting him, and I used the opportunity to tell him in person what I have been saying online: their government has failed in fundamental ways. Indiscriminate killings, false promises about service delivery, and willful disobedience,” Kasmuel said.
The activist noted that his discussion with Osoro included many issues that they differed on and few that they agreed on.
“We exchanged opinions on several issues and agreed on a few. We even laughed a little before I joined the meeting I was there for,” he added.
He admitted that although many online critics associate him more with protests, his leadership aims to go further than the streets.
The Gen Z activist emphasized that he will use every opportunity to speak truth to those in power.
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