The photo of Kasmuel Mcoure featuring the Majority Whip in the National Assembly, Silvanus Osoro, has sparked online debate following the clash between Mercy Tarus and Morara Kebaso.
In one of the upscale hotels, Kasmuel Mcoure spotted Silvanus Osoro, a move that infuriated the majority of Gen Z behind him.
“He is already compromised. Now it’s Gen Z Maandamano millionaires,” The state has compromised the influencers, resulting in a lack of similar protests from Gen Z, as a fan noted during Kasmuel Mcoure’s meeting with Silvanus Osoro.
The action follows the last Gen Z protests, known as Nane Nane, which police officers in Nairobi and other towns across the country thwarted.
Activist Kasmuel McOure narrowly escaped arrest during the Nane Nane protests in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD).
On Thursday, August 8, several businesses in the CBD shut down as demonstrators took to the streets, demanding better governance.
Kasmuel, known for his prominent role in the anti-government protests, made a bold appearance in the streets, where he quickly became a target for anti-riot police.
“Leaderless” Yenyewe has its drawbacks, I’m beginning to see. Mercy Tarus is now giving Morara Kebaso body blows, as Kasmuel McOure is being advised not to be “influenced.”
“Tutafika Canaan Kweli? Ama it’s Raila Odinga 2.0? Gen Z, you’re discouraging us real bad,” Onguru Meister posted on X.
