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Janet Mbugua expresses strong support for anti-finance bill protests

Ivy Irungu
Last updated: June 23, 2024 6:14 pm
Ivy Irungu
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Although Janet Mbugua was in Mombasa for a conference, she has been actively commenting on the political developments in Nairobi, particularly the peaceful protests by Kenyans against the proposed Finance Bill 2024.

The bill, which advanced after 204 MPs voted in favor and 115 against during its second reading, is now under consideration in the Committee of the Whole House for potential amendments. Despite her physical absence from Nairobi, Janet has made her stance on the issue clear.

“Don’t make fun or jokes about what’s happening on the streets. If you don’t have anything helpful to say, it’s better to say nothing,” she advised.

Janet also addressed the tragic deaths and injuries sustained by peaceful protesters, with over 200 reported injured according to human rights groups.

“It’s unfortunate when people with a platform turn this into a joke, saying things like ‘we thought Gen Z were this and that.’ T
hat’s not the point. Don’t make fun of what’s happening,” she emphasized.

Janet Mbugua commended the protesters and urged those who opposed the peaceful marches to be respectful.

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“People have felt oppressed for so long and are now tired, so they’re protesting. Yes, Gen Z has been leading it, but there are many others out there too, including millennials and a few from Generation X.

Janet Mbugua emphasized the need for more Xs on the streets, urging others not to mock this request.

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