Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah has broken his silence over the abduction of three social media influencers terming it alarming and unacceptable.
“The ongoing abductions and incommunicado detention of young Kenyans for daring to speak truth to power are both alarming and unacceptable. Let it be clear: no government, no matter how ruthless, can silence the revolutionary conscience of a people dedicated to justice and democracy.
Kenyans are not cowards, nor will we be silenced by fear. Our moral consciousness has overcome colonialism & tyranny in history. The desire for freedom and justice is greater than any threat, and history proves that the will of the people always triumphs over oppression.” he said
He continued by saying that they will not sit down and allow injustice to prevail and that no amount of fear or bloodshed will stop united and determined people.
“Speaking out against injustice is not just a right; it’s a responsibility. We will not legitimize oppression by cowering, nor will we abandon the fight for a free and fair Kenya.
The season of great awakening is here, and no amount of fear, bloodshed, or repression can stop a united and determined people.
Let us remember that tyranny thrives on fear, but liberation is built on courage and solidarity. Stand firm, speak out, and remain united. The future of our country depends on the collective resolve of its people.
For those who have been silenced by this regime, for the heroes who have lost their lives, for those who have been detained, and for those who have suffered in pursuit of justice: we fight on.” said Okiya Omtatah
Omtatah has called on the immediate release of Billy Mwangi, Peter Muteti, and Benard Kavuli and if the government has any charges against them, then they should present them in court.
“We demand the immediate release of Billy Mwangi, Peter Muteti, and Benard Kavuli. If the government has legitimate charges against them, they must be brought before a court of law and afforded due process as guaranteed by our legal system. Anything less constitutes an abuse of power and a serious injustice.” he said
