Saba Saba row erupts as NYS denies Naivasha Kenya protest getaway vans

The National Youth Service fired back at accusations that their trucks carried troublemakers during recent protests. Officials said the claims about Naivasha demonstrations were completely wrong. Media reports suggested NYS vehicles helped transport people who caused problems during the Saba Saba marches. The government agency called these stories false and damaging to their reputation. They demanded people stop spreading lies about their involvement.

NYS bosses explained that none of their trucks went to Naivasha during the protest period. The only vehicles that traveled there were on regular government business that had nothing to do with demonstrations. Agency leaders said they keep detailed records of where every truck goes and when. Anyone can check these logs to prove the vehicles stayed away from protest areas. The documentation shows their trucks were not part of any criminal activities.

The youth service stressed that they never take political sides or break the law. Leaders said their workers follow strict rules about how they can use government property. They track every movement of trucks and other equipment through official channels. The agency warned that false stories hurt their ability to serve the country properly. They asked news outlets and politicians to stop sharing unproven claims that damage their good name.