- Kasmuel McOure was in Kenya's Bomas, where he supported the dismissal of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua
- His speech sparked a heated debate on social media, with many questioning why he stopped criticizing the president
- Many accused Kasmuel of being biased, while others claimed that he was only following his own interests
Gen Z activist Kasmuel McOure has been criticized by social media users after he supported the removal of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
Source: UGC
He was among the people who showed up at the Bomas of Kenya for public participation regarding the removal from office of the vice president.
Kasmuel McOure's position regarding the removal of Gachagua
Many netizens have criticized him for having double standards and wanting to fulfill what they call selfish interests.
Others wondered why he changed his tone to target only the deputy, while he also criticized the president during the anti-government protests.
In his words:
“We want you to make sure that we see anyone who wants to promote tribalism in this country to go. Gachagua must go. And like you people, we must make sure that we protect this country; no one wants to burn it down.”
Kasmuel also challenged the parliamentarians to ensure that they reject policies that make the lives of Kenyans difficult.
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Here are some comments from social media users:
@MajorDefender said:
“He chose his words clearly knowing that they are all elected with one ticket and they must all go if they have to go, the person is affected.”
@AbdullG254 said:
“Why doesn't he tell them all to end?”
@HeemMufc said:
“He has pushed a very different agenda.”
@lusikyalusi said:
“I also knew from a while ago, there is something in Kasmuel that does not match my spirit. Just because he knows English well does not mean that he can be a good leader.”
@JILLKUI said:
“He has a one-sided agenda. The politicians behind him agreeing with him is all we need to know. Don't protect the guy. Here he is wrong.”
@marionmuthiani said:
“He didn't mention the name of the president once, if he is talking to the members of parliament in person, why can't he tell them to indict both of them?”
Mount Kenya MPs change their opinion about ousting Gachagua
Elsewhere, a group of MPs Mount Kenya who initially supported the motion to fire Gachagua have changed their minds.
The members of parliament led by the member of parliament Pain Rahab Mukami expressed their belief that the charges against the vice president will be resolved.
In addition, they have asked Gachagua to apologize from the President William Ruto to resolve their differences.
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