Omollo Urges Kenyan Youth to Pursue Peaceful Methods in Demanding Accountability

Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo spoke to young people about peaceful protests during a government event. He visited Bomet County to open two new administrative divisions called Mutarakwa and Kapletundo. Omollo asked parents and community leaders to guide youth better during these tense political times. He said Kenya follows laws and people can voice complaints legally. The official wants citizens to respect government institutions and democratic systems.

Recent violent demonstrations have worried government leaders across the country. Police faced attacks during protests and criminals burned police stations and vehicles. Omollo warned that such actions could lead Kenya toward complete disorder. He promised courts would punish people who break laws during demonstrations. Several individuals will face judges soon for their violent actions.

The principal secretary blamed criminals for taking over legitimate youth demands. He said dishonest politicians use young protesters for personal gain. Omollo warned youth not to become tools for selfish leaders who disappear when legal trouble starts. He recognized that many young Kenyans want better government accountability and transparency. Democratic progress needs strong institutions rather than violent activism to succeed.