The Government Was Forced To Apologize

The government, through the Head of the President's Office, Dennis Itumbi, was forced to apologize to the students of Butere Girls' High School for the violence that led to them being tear-gassed.

On Citizen TV, Itumbi said that the chaos that erupted, in which the girls were caught in the middle of a riot and tear-gassed by the police, didn't have to happen. It would have been better if he had said it shouldn't have happened. The government could have switched on its brain, but they couldn't find the switch! The play "Echoes of War" sparked online controversy after the government prevented it. The truth can often be painful. Great thanks must be given to President William Ruto, because without his ban on the play "Echoes of War," many people would not have known that this play existed, that the Butere-Girks even existed, and above all, that the government is preventing free expression by any means necessary (tear gas).