Ugandan opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi popularly known as Bobi Wine has weighed in on the recent wave of abductions in Kenya.
According to Bobi Wine, Kenya is quickly moving from being the East African region’s beacon of hope, adding that the country is also becoming worse for government critics.
“Very sad to see how quickly Kenya is descending from being regarded as a beacon of hope for our troubled East African region to now being known for abductions of young citizens critical to the government of the day.”
The politician continued to urge Kenyans to uphold the rule of law and resist any attempt to return the nation back to the dark days
“sympathise with you, Wandungu, the great people of Kenya. Like I warned you previously, you must resist.”
He moreover encouraged Kenyans to make use of constitutional and legal means to defend the Constitution.
“Therefore, to you Kenyan friends, you must defend your Constitution before it is too weak to defend you. If you do not uproot repression when it is a seedling, it becomes much harder when it takes root, grows into a tree, and spreads its branches everywhere.”
His message to Kenyans come at a time when the government is under scrutiny following the abduction of several Kenyans.
