- Kenyans gathered at Bomas of Kenya for public participation in the debate on the removal of Vice President Rigathi Gachagua
- Caroline Cheptoo surprised many with her speech that insulted the MPs and shouted at them
- Kenyans praised him for his courage to say what many were afraid to say to lawmakers who want to remove the vice president from power
Mkenya by the name of Caroline Cheptoo has been trending on the internet after a video surfaced of her criticizing members of parliament at the Bomas of Kenya venue.
Source: Twitter
Kenyans from different walks of life gathered at the Bomas of Kenya hall to publicly participate in the debate on the removal of the Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
Caroline Cheptoo's speech at Bomas of Kenya
Giving his opinion on the motion to oust Gachagua, Cheptoo ended up yelling at the politicians, accusing them of involving Kenyans only when they are voicing their personal demands.
In his words:
“You only remembered the youth and Keyans because you have problems, if it wasn't for the prosecution you wouldn't have called people here, but because today you all have problems, you remembered the lower people. even if you give us time to talk, and we have our own problems and if you tell us to leave at five in the evening, you must give us food.
Cheptoo told the MPs that they should make sure everyone is fed before firing people because they have money.
“Like Caroline Cheptoo, no one is left. And if possible, all those MPs should also go. We will not be used anymore. We are tired. They must all go,” he added.
Watch the video here:
Here are some comments from social media users:
@Intel_Provider said:
“I love this one. It's a thug!!”
@Itsprotich said:
“Things are boiling nicely.”
@MrKifaki said:
“People are responding well.”
@KeMusiq753 said:
“They won't believe it, let them all go.”
@shawtywisha1 said:
“The message is well delivered, good.”
@iamjatello said:
“People are really tired.”
Kasmuel was accused of his position in support of the dismissal of the Deputy President
Elsewhere, Gen Z activist Kasmuel McOure was at Kenya's Bomas, where he supported the removal 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.
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