Kenyans rebuke Moses Kuria for allegedly no Gen Z was killed during the seventh protest

• Kenyans criticized President William Ruto’s chief economic adviser, Moses Kuria, about his controversial tweet
• Kuria shared her views on the killings that took place during the Seven Seventh protests on Monday, July 7
• However, many Kenyans differed from the former Secretary of the Business Cabinet in connection with the incidents that resulted in the deaths of 11 Kenyans

Nairobi – Presidential Economic Advisor, Moses Kuriahe has found himself severely criticized following his remarks about the seventh protests.

Some Kenyans strongly criticized Kuria for his allegations that no Gen Z -generation boy was killed by police.

What did Moses Kuria say about the Gen Z protests?

According to a national police service report, at least 11 people were killed across the country.

However, in his Twitter post on Tuesday, July 8, Kuria claimed that the dead were criminals and not Gen Z.

Kuria congratulated the Minister of Internal Security Kipchumba Murkomen By ensuring that only criminals were killed during the protest.

“No Gen Z died today. They are just criminal looters. Good job @kipmurkomen. Make sure Gen Z zero and many deaths to criminals,” Kuria said.

Kenyans criticized Moses Kuria

However, the Kuria statement was strongly rejected by many Kenyans who claimed that the police had no authority to shoot to kill.

According to the Kenyans, the police have the authority to arrest lawmakers, not to destroy them.

@Kaberiacommoner:

“What is your plan, what is your plan about the creation of employment and intolerance of corruption?”

Eric:

“Any death is a great loss, no matter who it is.”

Stella:

“He was not a robber, but his body was found in their house in Ndumberi Kiriguini. Meditate on his brothers’ shock to see him dead. He was innocent.

Steve Good:

“Moses, it’s harder to extinguish the fire than to stir it? Where is the wisdom?

Kimathilen36226:

“Who are you deceiving? Why were we not ground?”

Geoffrey Kivou:

“But these criminals do not steal the time of The procession exclusively. Where do the police another day when the same criminals rob Kenyans? “

Rebel:

“No one deserves to lose his life … what kind of leader are you sir?”

Stephen Macharia 🇰🇪:

“And you call yourself a counselor? 😅 …“

Were Kenyan police officers given permission to shoot?

The Kuria statement comes just days after CS Murkomen ordered the police to use the death force against anyone approaching or threatening the police.

The internal security minister issued the order on Thursday, June 26, a day after a June 25 national protest that celebrated the 2024 protest and witnessed several stations attacked.

However, Murkomen’s orders sparked strong opposition from Kenyans, including leaders like Raila Odinga of ODM.

Raila said the minister was mistaken for publicly supporting police after killing innocent protesters.

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