Youths should distance themselves from being used to interrupt other politicians’ rallies and cause chaos
By Abraham Ong’uti
It has been always plead that as campaigns are ongoing peace must be the key factor. Considerably youths who are incited to cause chaos to restrict themselves from the acts which endangers their lives? The recent case when some youths went to jacaranda field and tried to temper with the Kenya Kwanza rally that been had situated there to an extent they began throwing stones to each other. This is what the agencies against violence are supposed to circumspect this instances, recalled that a few days remaining to the general elections when election temperatures are increasing.
PS for interior Kibicho must ensure they coordinate well to take those involved in the acts into accountable. Those youths paid by politicians small cash to throw stones on themselves should cease it, because whenever a youth maybe injured that politician can’t come to him to hospital. It is high time youths to be enlightened and the government to take its side diligently for ensuring every candidate is not compromised anywhere he does his rallies.
It will be a profound consideration if youths will be the peace preachers but not peace compromisers. Consequently starting from politicians have to deter that tendency of involving youths in violent acts which brings havoc and the law must follow its route for every individual against the attempts is dealt with according as the law says.
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