Ruto’s Puppets Go Hard on BBC’s Expose, Blood Parliament And Urge Kenyans To Move On |LNN
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In the wake of the explosive BBC documentary Blood Parliament, Kenyan politicians allied to President Ruto have come out in full force, dismissing public outrage and urging Kenyans to “move on” after the tragic deaths of protesters. Their chilling justification? “Killings happen everywhere, we sympathize and move on.” This dismissive stance has ignited nationwide criticism, with many citizens calling out the lack of accountability and compassion. In this video, we break down the controversial statements made by government allies, and the growing tension between the people and the political elite. #LNN #LNS Join the Lynn Ngugi Club to access special content and supporter perks 🥰 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa2gldA2ivhzMwIJRA5683w/join
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