In a rousing message aimed at the younger generation, former President Uhuru Kenyatta has called on Gen Z to take a stand and fight for their rights.
Speaking with urgency and conviction, the former head of state reminded the youth of their pivotal role in shaping the future, encouraging them to be fearless in defending what they have worked hard for.
“Gen Zs are the story of the future,” Kenyatta emphasized. “Fight for your rights, don’t just stay there while people are taking away what’s yours. Don’t allow anyone to take away what’s yours—you have worked for it; make sure you keep what’s yours.”
A Call to Action
Uhuru’s words serve as a powerful call to action for a generation often characterized by their boldness and advocacy for change.
In a world where economic, social, and political challenges are ever-present, the former president urged Gen Z to stand firm and refuse to let injustices go unanswered.
“Everything is worth a fight for,” he continued. “If it’s taken away, let no one complain. Stand for what’s yours. We are behind you.”
Support for a Generation of Change
The former president’s endorsement of Gen Z comes at a time when the generation is increasingly vocal about their rights and aspirations. From demanding accountability in governance to championing inclusivity and sustainability, Gen Z has been at the forefront of transformative movements worldwide.
Uhuru’s words highlight the importance of their efforts and reaffirm his belief in their potential to drive meaningful change. By standing behind them, he acknowledged their struggles while encouraging them to persevere in the face of adversity.
The Future in Their Hands
As the generation that will inherit and shape the future, Gen Z is uniquely positioned to redefine societal norms and policies.
Uhuru’s rallying cry underscores the significance of their activism, urging them to remain resolute and proactive in safeguarding their rights and dreams.
Whether through advocacy, innovation, or leadership, Gen Z continues to prove that they are not just the leaders of tomorrow but the changemakers of today.
Uhuru Kenyatta’s message serves as a timely reminder that their fight is not in vain—and that they have the support of those who recognize their vital role in shaping the future.
