Nairobi Gives Morara Kebaso The Warmest Reception as He Launches Civic Education Campaign
Lawyer Morara Kebaso formally began his nationwide tour of civic education for Kenyans on Friday, just days after acquiring a Prado.
Morara began his tour with a stop in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD), where he was greeted warmly before speaking to Kenyans who responded positively to his call.
In his first address, Kebaso chastised President William Ruto’s administration for failing to keep the promises it made to Kenyans during the campaign.
Morara also criticized the government for a lack of accountability, specifically for failing to combat corruption, which he claimed was prevalent at all levels of the Kenya Kwanza government.
The activist was captured standing on top of his car, waving at a group of residents who had gathered along the city streets to listen to him.
We buy the bullets, we buy the guns to protect Kenyans. But William Ruto uses it to kill Kenyans who question corruption and bad governance pic.twitter.com/75KsXhLvf7
— Morara Kebaso Snr (@MoraraKebasoSnr) September 6, 2024
During the procession, a group of mostly male Kenyans began cheering and chanting his name, recognizing him as the leader.
“You are our leader, you are the leader of Generation Z,” shouted a section of Nairobi residents.
Morara’s latest visit to the city comes just days after he purchased a car to aid in civic education across the country.
Kebaso took to his X account on Wednesday to share images of the Prado’s exterior design and model.
Kebaso also announced that he would begin his civic education tours on Friday and asked Kenyans to first help him brand his car.
“Graphic Designers. It is your time to do the Lord’s work. We have found a vehicle that will be used to put up a public address system,” Morara suggested.
“Take note this is a campaign against bad governance and corruption,” Morara noted. “We will also talk about citizen mob audit and accountability.”
Nairobi Gives Morara Kebaso The Warmest Reception as He Launches Civic Education Campaign
