- On Thursday, April 10, the ODM party joined other Kenyans to criticize the government for how it was dealing with the Butere Girls Echoes of War drama
- ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna wondered why President William Ruto's government is afraid of students expressing their freedom through talent
- A Butere Girls student refused
Nakuru – a party led by Raila OdingaOrange Democratic Movement, has criticized the government for the Butere Girls High School drama, Echoes of War.
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In a statement issued on Thursday, April 10, ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna He said that the events at Kirobon's high school were sad.
Sifuna expressed his surprise about why the government of Kenya first Fears the echoes of war drama, while the students were just showing their talents.
“The nation has shocked the ongoing drama at the National Drama Festival in Nakuru, where the government seems to be scared about the Butere Girls drama known as 'Echoes of War'. Said I don't chew.
The ODM party strongly condemned the police move to use tear gas to disperse Butere Girls, journalists, and other Kenyans who had come to witness the complex drama.
“We strongly condemn the abuse committed against Butere Girls' School, the media, and other members of the festival, and we join other Kenyans to demand that the authorities give the artists the opportunity to submit their drama like all the others,” Added Sifuna.
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The Nairobi senator, who is also a prominent spokesman, emphasized that freedom of expression has been confirmed in the 2010 Constitution for all Kenyans, including students.
“We emphasize that freedom of expression sponsored by our constitution allows people of all ages to express themselves freely, even if we are not interested in what they are saying,” Added ODM information.
Butere Girls students have disappeared?
Meanwhile, former Kakamega Senator Cleophas Malala claimed that 15 students from Butere Girls' High School had disappeared.
In a telephone interview with Citizen TV, Malala claimed that the students disappeared shortly after leaving the festival hall, demanding teachers and security officials search for them quickly.
Chaos erupted after Butere Girls Drama club students refused to submit their complex drama. Police used tear gas to disperse the students and a group of Kenyans who were protesting against the president Ruto.
Malala, who had previously been arrested by the police, praised the students for standing firm despite efforts to destroy their show.
He also participated in a special poem to encourage and encourage Butere Girls students following the traumatic event.
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