Heroic Moments During Kenyan Protest That Ugandan, Tanzanians and Nigerians Can't Imagine are real

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Following the previous protest in Kenya, a lot of things really happened. Let's have a look at some heroic moments that were brough to life by Kenyans on the street as these are only seen in the Hollywood and Bollywood movies.

[@lewistonsmith6179]

Kenya has the strongest, most educated and articulate women in the world! And they are also extremely beautiful!

[@lovytalks48]

Yeah, get yourself a Kenyan woman and you will never regret having a family.

[@magimuturi7489]

All GODS CHILDREN ARE BEAUTIFUL

[@bang8534]

Intelligent, articulate, confident, Forceful Yes, but I would not say beautiful 😂

[@krystynaha2455]

Thank you❤️

[@lovytalks48]

@@magimuturi7489 beautiful in flesh and blood

[@kimanithings5603]

Am from kenya i love you ugandans for supporting kenya

[@lovytalks48]

We love you 😍 so much 💖

[@YouStillNeedToSleep]

They translated into many local languages on Tik Tok to educate everyone This is how the movement got big very fast. People were fully informed even without understanding English. Kenya has some very spiritual mountains. Kenya is not just an ordinary place.

[@lovytalks48]

Now my grandmother understood the situation without reading

[@YouStillNeedToSleep]

@@lovytalks48 of course!

[@1devoch]

Yes, Kenya is the real Caanan. Not modern Israel.

[@biutamusic1277]

The cradleland of mankind.

[@molotovcocktail4207]

Kenyans have shown other African presidents the way to go!We need a new breed of African leaders.And us the Gen z will be there to keep the govt in check.

[@inigomulaisho2809]

We dnt need leaders, we need a new more responsive way of governing. Presidents only listen once every 5 yrs. A prime minister will listen all the time.

[@Ken_W254]

Some protesters went further helping police officers with drinking water so that they can gain more energy to face them🤣🤣🤣

[@lovytalks48]

You guys mastered well the 48 laws of power 🔋

[@dorismoraa9456]

Exactly

[@BORDERSSAFARISTRAVEL]

🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪AM PROUD TO 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪TO BE A KENYAN 💯%💪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@gilbertlusiji]

Kenyans are a breed of their own

[@lovytalks48]

Mashallah brother!

[@baloz8974]

Exactly it's different from. Other breeds

[@bellamoraa9647]

Yes! Producing world class leaders like former US president Obama & current Britain's PM!

[@lovytalks48]

@@bellamoraa9647 Murkomen ndio current Britain Pm?

[@rashidhamad3538]

thank you bro for supporting us, that's a message for oppressers across African countries, they should be worried right now

[@lovytalks48]

We love you too

[@user-tr7xw3xz4u]

Yes beautiful women, we Kenyan’s🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪Asante sana 💃🏿💃🏿

[@nginodavid4229]

Am Kenyan, I studied uganda thanks for the support

[@lovytalks48]

We love you here too

[@darealsamhaggai712]

Infact how they entered parliament and address the Speaker, was also quite interesting, can't happened in other countries easily

[@lovytalks48]

Kenya for Kenyans

[@susanotim792]

@@lovytalks48Kenya for the world!🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ramak.9587]

Police officers are our brothers & sisters and they understand the stuation as well. Only few are stupid but majority they support us in silence.

[@SheilaJulius-ej7gh]

In my next life i want to be a kenyan again,,,my mother land

[@lovytalks48]

And you become our prime cabinet secretary

[@cristalclear2499]

Uganda and kenya hoyee. Love you Ugandan brothers and sisters. We share same challenges.

[@lovytalks48]

But Kenyans are facing their challenges one on one

[@Bechieks]

Hey am a Kenyan and I live in Nairobi. I like your analysis. But you missed out the incident when the protesters broke into parliament and then snipers and police began shooting live bullets but the protesters continued to charge forward. Some MPs began running for their lives. It's was scary. RIP to all the Gen Zs and other protesters who lost their lives for a better Kenya. Viva Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@lovytalks48]

That part was deadly, anyway thank you so much

[@kevin.andenda.8139]

Here in Kenya 🇰🇪 anything is possible, we dont give a damn, we not giving up any time soon. Aluta..✊

[@bossej1212]

Viva Kenya Viva Much love for my country 🇰🇪. Our police are good guys. Our enemies are the politicians and we shall put commonsense that is not common in them.

[@lovytalks48]

Yeah, they think that their politicians are small gods

[@PhilaTsavo]

Police have a habit of creating violence but Gen Z are trying to teach them how to behave. Notice how the memorial concert yesterday was peaceful? Medics protest today also peaceful.

[@evelynmartha3708]

Thanks for supporting 🇰🇪 am a kenyan abd kenyans ladies are so brave and i ❤ it.

[@lovytalks48]

God bless you

[@salimmabele6092]

The problem with Ugandas and Tanzanians is that they'd rather explain their cowardice by claiming that their security forces are more brutal and shoot to kill. Freedoms in Kenya hasn't come because our security forces are weak or any less brutal. Kenyans have always died fighting for their FREEDOMS since the colonialist, Kenyatta, Moi, Kibaki, Uhuru and now Ruto. Our police forces have always killed but we soldier on. As the saying goes, " The Price of Democracy (Freedom) is Eternal Vigilance", and that's what Kenyans are doing. If Ugandans are too afraid to speak then they better be prepared for Museveni family for the next 100yrs. Oh and by the way, this is not the right time to study in Russia as a foreigner, you you could easily be conscripted into the Army and sent to the Frontlines as cannon fodder. There are so many countries out there with even better education systems. Give Russia a wide berth for now

[@lovytalks48]

Actually joining army is a free will. No one will force you to join. One day time for Uganda will come

[@darajalakidatukilomgi2362]

In Tanzania and Uganda we don't copy American people we have our own ways of dealing with our government and leaders and we respect our laws of the Country because we have a lot to loose compare to Kenya you have nothing to loose, so before talking no sense about other countries get your facts checked

[@salimmabele6092]

@@darajalakidatukilomgi2362 Tanzanians and Ugandans have a lot to lose compared to Kenyans!!! You better check if you really got two correctly positioned ears for that might determine what occupies the space between them

[@abrahammohammed4077]

@@darajalakidatukilomgi2362this guy is just foolish

[@user-qw4zh9ch6w]

@@darajalakidatukilomgi2362 You are cowards, stop explaining your cowardice because it is an emotion that cannot be explained. Just admit you are cowards and leave it at that

[@sarafinawanja8549]

Kenya has crazy people indeed

[@lovytalks48]

Welcome to the capital of Africa 🌍

[@darajalakidatukilomgi2362]

Most of them grow up in the slams of Kibira and other shithole areas of Kenya you can't make sense with people who grow up in that kind of environment, it is sad but true

[@dorismoraa9456]

Welcome to kenya we love peace but dont be arrogant😂

[@jameskariuki8920]

The Gen-S were also giving first aid to the same police who were sent to hurt them. There is a clip on police hurriedly dropping off their truck after a tear gas exploded in the truck. The Gen Zs ran to assist a injured police officer.

[@lovytalks48]

And that's the humanity "amani, udugu na upendo " that's what our national anthem conveys

[@muchokimaina3112]

I like it, from Kenya

[@vivamaxtvrw]

Good content

[@lovytalks48]

I appreciate you

[@naturelle1097]

All was on point until the shootings ,killings and looting started. Feels sad to loose people fighting for their rights. May their souls rest in peace.

[@DolphineAchonga-gn6kn]

The Kenya has more democratic space than their neighbors. It comes from a combination of factors. One is the strong opposition lead for years by incredibly brave and enigmatic leaders who were ready to die for the country . Second were incredibly consciencious teachers, lecturers, authors, professors and college students of the 60s, 80s and 90s who criticized and rioted against the dictatorships over and over again. Brave tribes willing to build militias to fight for their communities when necessary. A military that rarely interferes in civic affairs. A few brave judges willing to risk their lives to overule the government from time to time. A relatively robust media industry that does as much as they can to inform the public on government scandals. A relatively active civil and law society. Also in 2002, after years, the country came together to boot out a 24 year dictator. The citizens finally felt like they did have power to change things.A new constitution was written that gave the citizens more democratic rights. We also have incredibly brave youth who rise up when it's really urgent to do so. We are still at risk of going back to the dark days.We're still struggling with corrupt politicians, tribalism and a difficult economy. So, it's a battle with every new regime. But that's the price to pay to have some semblance of democracy. It's still a long way to go though to build the Kenya that works for all citizens.

[@lovytalks48]

Now you have plenty freedom. You should one day give me a walk in your city.

[@SLR777i]

You need a Kenyan Ibrahim Traore to clean out political corruption and bring in the Era of Kenyan Egalitarianism.

[@agnesmaizah3834]

The police are Gen Zs so they understand the assignment 😅 we love you Uganda

[@lovytalks48]

We love you too

[@official_mikebreezzy]

Those expensive alcoholic drinks belong to a club whose owner is an mp who voted in the finance bill😅...he voted yes

[@lovytalks48]

A free drink for the constituents

[@essygesar]

Alisalimiwa😂

[@sabbathfaith879]

His name is Oscar Sudi owning Club Timber XO😂😂😂

[@susanotim792]

I just love your collections 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@lovytalks48]

Thank you so much.

[@nzavali00]

And for that, I'm in . A new sub. Looking forward to travel over there.

[@lovytalks48]

Happy for my new family

[@cartoonkidsschool]

Kenya is a yardstick for world democracy and policy making.

[@lovytalks48]

Yeah! Kenya should be great again

[@edgar3998]

Sure. The strides we've taken are amazing. Let's press on Hadi kieleweke

[@KuriaSenior-iv5rf]

We have 48 different language groups each with their own language, but only have one language we all understand, Good Governance.

[@lovytalks48]

@@KuriaSenior-iv5rf mashallah brother

[@brianavee1430]

Now we don't want to be normal utill ruto go back tu sugoi 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lovytalks48]

Wheelbarrows are on the way now 🙌

[@Coco-ng5td]

This is not a contest between nations. Ugandans had their moment where many died when Tanzania decided to invade Uganda and the coarse that followed. Uganda went through so many years of turmol with many people who have perished. I must applaud the army of Museveni who fought so hard to make the country peaceful. So, I am going to tell you young men to tread carefully in your comparisons and analysis. Each country has to travel their journey of redemption. My sympathies are with the families who lost their children.

[@darajalakidatukilomgi2362]

Very right every Country travel their own battle, you can not compare GenZ from Kibira and GenZ from Tanzania there battles are different, Tanzania GenZ inherited land from the family they born ten step ahead from someone who born in box house of Kibira slam,

[@lovytalks48]

The history is different though the message is the liberation

[@globalcitizen1138]

You speak as if you have no slums in TZ.

[@naomikiema972]

It's not Kibira it's Kibera! FYI the Gen Z are not from Kibera, they are from the whole of Nairobi County and Kenya at large! Nairobi is the Capital City of Kenya and a County as well incase you didn't know 🤔 Get your facts right before you come here to embarrass yourself.

[@wanguiphoebemeg5621]

Our Genz... so cool🥰

[@lovytalks48]

Just an inspiration

[@ChumanaSusi]

My father studied in Uganda in the early 1950s but Ruto.the corrupt mwixzi must go and go for good

[@RosemaryWanaswa]

Thank you for your support, guys, but we are fighting for our right in kenya 🇰🇪

[@lovytalks48]

I stand with you. One day our general will leave power

[@mkataremboiya6870]

This a generation of the maumau juz as God was with them so hes with this generation n is the one who is leading them his wisdom knoweldge power is on them, Mighty God keep n protect our children lord release all the abductees n walk before them as u were with the isralites.

[@trendinggossip8692]

Correction, the club belongs to one of the Mp who supported the bill. Thats why they broke into it

[@lovytalks48]

He must be a happy man now, insurance companies are in great trouble

[@michaelmuraya470]

Most of those who saw kenyans protest against their government on TV probably think it started just a day or a week or a month before. Kenya has a history of brutal demonstrations against the government across many presidents. This was the 1st time in our history and probably in African history the people overpowered the police and stormed parliament to stop the government (not armed group or a military coup but the people) and the 2nd in kenyan history the military has been deployed internally to support the police, the 1st being in 1982 during a coup attempt. The millennials, Gen-Z are direct children and or grandchildren of Generations X, many of whom fought Moi and many of his brutal supporters in political positions. Many of that time's head generations lost parents, brothers sisters fighting the regime, brutal than many African leaders. A president's name in bad faith would be more lethal anywhere than anything many could think of those days, still they fought even if many died... Many of Millennials and Gen-Zs grew up seeing live or accounts of their parents, grandparents or great grandparents fight for their rights, freedom, later multipartism, etc before and even after Moi. Many were killed, disappeared e.t.c. The spirit to fight and continue the good course the elders portrayed is in them since many elders have grown weak now. It burns even brighter knowing many of the fighters died and those left behind never stopped, we've learned the price of freedom is paved by the blood of the brave and that giving into fear is giving into slavery. Our forefathers fought the colonialst out and we read it in our history, freedom was never handed to them. All that many people see today and the bravery or many Kenyans comes from the many times people stood against oppression even if it costed lives. I mean oppression would have costed lives anyway, only more painful and slow so why not died in honor rather than miserable. The bravery also has been subconsciously instilled by our history, something many are well aware of as it's part of our curriculum, knowledge is power. Evey year, we celebrate Mashujaa day, Saba Saba, Madaraka day, Jamuhuri day, however you want to call them, and many key moments in kenyan history that changed Kenya for the better. They all remind us something to be proud of and worth fighting for, Kenya. That's why people value the flag even during demonstration, many also wear them on the wrists as bracelets among others, it's a symbol or love for the country, it means more than just wearing or carrying the flag. It will be nearly impossible to stop that spirit unless all kenyans are killed by it's regime. Above all Kenyans citizens have grown to be more one and tribeless than ever when it comes to the general wellbeing of the country. Generally, Kenyans don't fear meeting aggression with aggression that's why any too much force from the government towards them like during protest is most likely going to be a story of *from the frying pan into the fire* and the government's image will pay the highest price amongst its people and internationally. Kenyans love and respect their military and the respect is mutually fair as many of them are theeir parents, brothers, sisters and friends as well as children of the same freedom fighters. They also love many other government organs that respect them, many are respectful, good listeners, majority are informed well above average, love and can easily facilitate peace when listened to (in this case by the government). For anyone else, that is not the government kenyan or not and shows disrespect, we have several citizen ballations on multiple fronts, who will come together and roast you, you will regret what you started, on the ground, internet or wherever you are. The toughest and fastest responders is the Twitter now (X) Battalion😂. Be blessed all:)

[@Bekita-nz7bq]

No one in my country Kenya is normal 😂😂😂, we are still on it, Gen Z😂😂😂

[@lovytalks48]

All the rouge Mps and police must be greeted amicably

[@Bekita-nz7bq]

@@lovytalks48 definitely 😂😂

[@jacquelinemwangi1346]

I hope you feature batman...Batman was there too.

[@noahnyagowa6809]

Are you crazy!!! What good Police, !!!!

[@tobiaskilonzo8507]

viva Kenya,much ❤❤❤❤

[@lovytalks48]

Much love ❤️ mkuu

[@user-rx9vl2tu6z]

Stupid politicians who dare call themselves respectable families and call poor fellow citizens no bodies.

[@paulnabiswa3095]

kenya my country everybody knows everything

[@lovytalks48]

Information is the key

[@therealmoshunpix]

Arise Dedan Kimathi! Mau Mau!

[@PhilaTsavo]

Actually all heroes not just the Mau Mau who had the benefit of being captured for history by modern media but also Mekatili wa Medza, Wanje was Madorike and their people, Koitalel arap Samoei and his people etc. We have a broad history to inspire us. We ride on so many shoulders.

[@cathrinegikundi7147]

Kenyans we are.

[@tolbertmoturi3226]

You missed someone who run away with police horse

[@lumnmlonyeni821]

Zambabwe must also fight mnanangwa to resign

[@lovytalks48]

After mugabe? Still early

[@PhilaTsavo]

But they should not replace him with a Western sell out like Ruto.

[@idarusabdalla-kw8dn]

Who told you Kenyan police are the best u must be dreaming

[@user-sm7ev2vy2f]

Bro we are in parliament chambers.

[@edgar3998]

You have made me laugh😢 Tanzanians can't do what kenyans dare do

[@dorismoraa9456]

Kenyans 😂❤❤❤

[@susanotim792]

By the way Kenya police are also good citizens! Try Uganda 😅😅😅😅😅

[@susanotim792]

Worst case in Uganda is tribalism! Ugandans are seriously divided by their tribes ! One one follows you when they don’t speak your language and there are more than 53 tribes

[@stellah28]

Tears tears we as Kenya we are tired tired tired

[@lovytalks48]

Kenya is tired of corrupt government officials

[@user-tr7xw3xz4u]

That is food for rich ppl😂😂😂😂😂😂 chapati and beans, wapi nyama choma.😂😂😂👍👍

[@lovytalks48]

Really, we eat matoke and fish 🐟

[@petergacheru8156]

Don't jock with Kenyan spirit

[@allenmaa7064]

It’s really a shame what Tanzanians are saying here while CCM is abducting and killing Tanzanian Gen Z right now. The population is tranquilized, not peaceful.

[@lovytalks48]

I remember what they did to their opposition leader

[@nokweyisangqungwana3103]

Hayi that's not true. I suggest you go watch SA Fees Must Fall demonstrations, im referring to this one cause its the most recent one which was a national shut down. Even though demonstrations are common in SA, i don't think a month passes without any demonstrations.❤❤❤❤Soweto

[@albrightklin8047]

😅😅🇸🇸the struggle continues

[@lovytalks48]

Yes, sanity must prevail

[@manmuna5830]

These politicians steel our money n come to enjoy us

[@lovytalks48]

And again they give you back during campaigns

[@ochiengmakiri731]

You dint see coffins scattered on the streets of Nairobi.😂😂😂

[@lovytalks48]

Ochieng wuod Luo, ne aneno kendo 14 . Who was behind them?

[@cristalclear2499]

The government played a psychological game with those coffins for fools to believe there was bloodshed.

[@Gachly]

🙏🏼🇰🇪🙏🏼🇰🇪🙏🏼🇰🇪🙏🏼 GOD BLESS THE PEOPLE OF KENYA 🙏🏼🇰🇪 GOD BLESS THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA 🙏🏼🇰🇪🙏🏼🇰🇪🙏🏼!!! 🙏🏼🕯️🇰🇪 🕯️🙏🏼 🕯️ 🇰🇪 Kenya is facing a crisis and a dark moment when we sadly mourn all the Gen Zs, our youth who have continued to be gunned down during peace demonstrations and protests while unarmed and crying out "We're Peaceful ✌️ 🕊️" ... May our Almighty God Rest all those lost souls in eternal glory and peace and comfort and strengthen their families and loved ones 🙏🏼😭! For the injured and recuperating, we wish them quick and speedy recovery 🙏🏼! You will never be forgotten and you enter the books of world 🌍 history for your selfless heroic action to change this world to be a better place, Amen and Amen 🙏🏼🕯️🙏🏼🇰🇪🕯️🙏🏼✌️🕊️🕯️🙏🏼🇰🇪!!! This government has failed in all ways and we the people of Kenya have lost confidence and we don't have a government as we speak now representing the wishes of the people. The current government does not use any common sense = completely zero humanitarian heart and very insensitive to the people who elected them to office. Corruption is the order of the day and of the highest degree and level in the world, including and not limited to international money laundering crimes under "The UNODC-WBG StAR" definition, with millions of dollars stacked in offshore foreign accounts. There's completely no professional ethics, accountability and transparency, and the list goes on and on and on ...😭😭😭! Kenyans are very hard working citizens both within the boundaries and away from home overseas but having a few handful of some gluttonous, lazy and self-centered leadership and politicians who reap where they have not sowed ... They have no remorse ... Who does that to humanity surely ...🤔! Kenya is also Africa's hub and land of opportunities but a few handful of some political leaders through poor governance and mismanagement of the country's exchequer and the public properties and resources are eroding the blessings Kenyans have to tap into those opportunities to build, develop and grow themselves and the country at large. The Gen Z and Millennials don't need exclusively government jobs as the huge youthful population cannot all be accommodated. The Gen Z, Millennials and future generations need a conducive environment, resources and structure where they can explore and strive their God given gifts and talents to make a difference in their lives while they change the world to be a better place to live in. Their ambitions, dreams and future are being stolen from them right in front of their eyes and the only way that is left is getting what belongs to them, their rights, fearlessly but also peacefully and for their outcry and voices to be heard. They have stood together in solidarity regardless of gender, tribe, race, denomination, religion, political affiliation and whatever background or walk of life one comes from ... We respect and salute them for their bravery among others who have fought a good fight in the struggle in the past generations to liberate our beloved country Kenya🇰🇪🙏🏼🇰🇪! What we're seeing with the current change of events is peaceful demonstrations and protests demanding change in Kenya's political arena hijacked by goons. This are signs of a government fighting, grappling and struggling with survival ... "signs of the last kicks of a dying horse"! Gen Zs' & all Kenyans of good will should not stop the revolution till the end fearlessly, including and not limited to resorting to faceless, online, remote and social media campaigns to continue demanding for fairness, justice, accountable and transparent governance that will bring out the results needed to see a better and stable Kenya, economically, politically and socially, while staying safe to win the struggle. In the meanwhile, the current Kenya government is about to face God as it happened to Pharaoh... Exodus 8:1-15: 1 Then the LORD said to Moses, “Go to Pharaoh and say to him, ‘This is what the LORD says: Let my people go, so that they may worship me." but Pharaoh continued to harden his heart ... Exodus 8 through 12 🙏🏼. The people of Kenya are crying loudly to God to be set free from this tyranny 🙏🏼😭🇰🇪! This is my Prophetic message and let it be known, told and warned to President William Kipchirchir Samoei Arap Ruto that his "40" is closing in and coming to an end and he's about to face the wrath of God's judgement upon him and it will not spare his followers, machinery and supporters either, Amen and Amen 🙏🏼! Senator Richard Onyonka: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIHFiWBnns2Watksi=IS_9Z76I_5F7WLYa Senator Crystal Asige: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4HYlnWGd5aCsLcsi=aK1uxDyboySZCZ7i Kenya must be set free and liberated from tyranny ... with God on our side victory will be found 🇰🇪🙏🏼💪😇❤️🇰🇪! 🙏🏼🇰🇪🙏🏼🇰🇪🙏🏼🇰🇪🙏🏼 GOD BLESS THE PEOPLE OF KENYA 🙏🏼🇰🇪 GOD BLESS THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA 🙏🏼🇰🇪🙏🏼🇰🇪🙏🏼!!!

[@peterkiragu8074]

In kenya what we fear most is marriage,hot porridge and warning of battery low, anything else is just bt like a fun events

[@lovytalks48]

Not corruption?

[@peterkiragu8074]

@@lovytalks48 that's the daily routine,why fear it

[@lovytalks48]

@@peterkiragu8074 am humbled now 🙏

[@KajokaTanzania]

Tanzania no one can do this because Tanzanian we always like peace and we always reasoning before deciding anything.

[@naomikiema972]

Continue reasoning 🙄

[@melanin_n_kinks]

Reasoning? The same country where someone was arrested for talking ill of the president?😂 Slaves in your own country 😅

[@aishahamad6464]

Nyinyi watanzania watu wa mtele mtele hamna nguvu kula kulala mchana mtafikiria saa ngapi 😂😂😂😂

[@KajokaTanzania]

@@aishahamad6464 shida yenu bangi nyingii sanaaa

[@gracie3444]

​@@KajokaTanzaniaeti reasoning! Huh, waoga hamuelewi kitu alafu Katiba yenu ni bure kabisa..

[@OtienoOyugi]

Kenya is not for beginners 😂😂

[@lovytalks48]

Give us tutorials for beginners please 🙏

[@danielgithahu]

6:23 Referring to Kenya police as the best people you can come across in society is laughable at best

[@lovytalks48]

The political statement

[@user-rx7ed9ml9x]

Eh bro if you compare them with police of other countries like Zimbabwe you will really know that those guys are pampering you .

[@danielgithahu]

@@user-rx7ed9ml9x If you've watched the videos highlighting the insensitivity that was on display from their end when people needed medical assistance, and where remarks such as “bado tutaua wengine” meaning “we will still kill others” were made, it's not that hard to imagine the levels of brutality we would have witnessed in the absence of cameras and oversight. Githurai being a good example.

[@lovytalks48]

@@user-rx7ed9ml9x kenyan police can even laugh with you 🤣

[@danielgithahu]

@@lovytalks48 the police officers were also not in support of the bill. Those that you've shown in this clip are just a few of those who did not see a need to apply excessive force on unarmed protesters.

[@chroniclesofMumbi]

Her name is Shakira

[@lovytalks48]

Kenya has brave women

[@barygarcia3128]

Flag post 100m? Wacha uongo

[@lovytalks48]

Yeah man 👨, panda ukienda juu

[@JasmineRose-vy9gd]

Kenyans don’t eat meat like that! I’m a vegeterian since 2011, and I can knock back those drinks with no problem! The chapati and beans looked delicious. Right up my alley. That should be good enough to handle those drinks!

[@lovytalks48]

The first time I became vegetarian my girlfriend left hadi nikarudi soko. Though expert's say that before alcohol eat meat

[@JasmineRose-vy9gd]

I’d like to see this “expert” advice. I guarantee it’s just folklore, with no scientific basis at all. I did google “eat meat before drinking alcohol.” I think you should google it too. The results will surprise you! Thanks for the funny video by the way.

[@djnickymosh7867]

I can see one of your comments in a fluent Luo language, are you a luo by birth?

[@lovytalks48]

Yes, I speak luo, swahili, English, Russian

[@djnickymosh7867]

@@lovytalks48 that's nice big brother, am a Luo from Siaya county, bordering Busia, our brothers back in Uganda,the Padhola,the language reassembles ours, but here back in Kenya,the Gen Zs are streamlining the government of the day, he used to fly each and every time, using public funds and his close cabinet and tribesmen corrupting every sector, but Gen Zs are making him see dust...aluta continua

[@captureart2719]

lol 😅😅 you haven’t see South African protest here thé Clim police van after night club parting

[@lovytalks48]

How is my brother Julius Malema?

[@michaelkamau2518]

We don't give a damn😂

[@lovytalks48]

Give us some tutorials

[@ms.elizabethw.n.2539]

😂😂😂 🇰🇪

[@MamaSamKK]

Next time, show the video itself instead of yourself.

[@lovytalks48]

You don't want to see handsome man like me?

[@darajalakidatukilomgi2362]

In Tanzania we can't go crazy like Kenya because we have a lot to loose as individuals, most of Tanzanian born rich from ancestors land, different with Kenya most of the Genz are born in Kibira with no land, only rented boxes they live in, they have nothing to loose, Uganda people like Tanzanian most citizens has inherit land from their ancestors, poor Kenyan genz they have nothing to loose thats why they are destroying everything

[@yudahwa-ta-seti6075]

That's not true. In Dec Nairobi is empty because everyone goes up country

[@abrahammohammed4077]

@darajalakidatukilomgi2362 this is just the most useless comment i have read under this video. Gen Zs live in kibra, how uneducated can you be to just post nonsense like this… IGNORACE IS BLISS

[@254smh]

I guess you haven't really fully understood the Kenyan dynamics - we value land the most and most of us have ancestral land that is passed from generation to generation. We also own homes in the Cities and upcountry- that is the land which we would have been robbed off had this bill passed. That land is on free hold and the proposed bill wanted to change ownership to lease hold, which meant that we would have been required to pay rates. If we let the rate elapse, then that property/land would be taken away. This is one of the major triggers for these protests. Unlike you, we as Kenyans educate ourselves on matters being proposed as Bills that will affect us. We even went a step ahead to translate them into local languages. Yes, stand a lot to loose. But, we soldier on - the gains from challenging are much more than sitting back without trying. Shoulda Coulda Woulda is our not cup. This revolution was driven by Generation Z, who had allies from all other Generations. Learn something!

[@alexmfwogo8382]

​@@254smhDimwit

[@alexmfwogo8382]

​@@254smhsorry.....wrong target

[@polotieno229]

Good content

[@lovytalks48]

Thank you so much