NAIROBI: Police tear young men and deprive them of the opportunity to see William Ruto Kibra

President William Ruto ordered the Lang'ata Technical and Technical College to empower 2,000 young people
While at Ayany Primary School in Kibra, police officers introduced a strong response to residents who tried to enter the venue
Some Kenyans have made different views, with many expecting a peaceful reception following the UDA-Hodm

Nairobi: President William Ruto He is on his fourth day to visit Nairobi County while launching various development projects across the city.

President William at the inauguration of the Lang'ata Technical and Technical College. Photo: William Ruto.
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On Thursday, March 13, Ruto visited Lang'ata and Kibra, where he ordered the Lang'ata Technical and Technical College, aimed at training and empowering more than 2,000 young people to grow the economy.

“We will build more classes and organize the Lang'ata Technical and Technical College to provide training and empower over 2,000 young people to promote our country's economic growth,” Said Ruto.

What happened at Ayany Primary School, Kibra?

However, anxiety erupted in Kibera as police officers were trapped on cameras stabbing and aggressively trying to enter Ayany Primary School, where the president was addressing residents.

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The situation worsened when civilian officials came down to the young men by using a stick to disperse them while the cries spread.

Even the successful ones were not abandoned, as they were also abused by the officers.

The incident comes at a time when Ruto has been facing scandals from riot youths on various occasions.

The police response has sparked anger among Kenyans, especially considering that Kibra has a strong political relationship with the ODM leader Raila Odingawho is considered to be the political leader of the region and his recent agreement with the President.

@Wilspart

“Police have always shown negligence in the management of the crowd, often due to poor training, poor strategies and limited resources. Their ability to maintain stability during large gatherings is very compromised, often resulting in a lot of energy and poor coordination.”

@Jabalandke

“Why is the boy being applauded I can reach him? I am a lawyer and that is a violation, excessive use of force and attack and shoot him, let's get along the court.”

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CHOKERA KOBIA

“What are all this? Is our President okay when all these meetings have been doing, Kenyans have suffered in the hands of the bandits? What are the agenda of these meetings, because they are resources, waste of businesses and destroy more economies.