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MP Millie Odhiambo: The BBC documentary has created more anger among young people… They have not moved on
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Families are still in mourning. Would you have moved on?

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Millie is misled if she thinks the #BloodParliament incident can be resolved with a select committee. Families are still grieving, hundreds are missing, and youths are facing trumped-up charges in court. This is because Kenya politicians believe in endless games with no results.

@Milliegeza, setting up a committee to move around the country on our dime WILL NOT: 1. Help Kenyans move on from June events 2. Bring back to life those killed by the police 3. Stop Ruto from stealing 4. Stop law enforcement officers from extorting and killing more Kenyans.

So it is okay to read in history of atrocities that happened to humanity during slave trade, colonization and world wars but forget about atrocities committed by a govt against its young people in 2024! Why are MPs this delusional?

We must never forget....

Whaaaaaat! The anger didn't emanate from a document but real life happenings on june25. This is myopic reasoning,

How many of the 2007/08 post election violence victims were helped or found closure and justice over the killings, rape and displacement we witnessed after the select committee went round? Its been 18 years on Millie.

We will never forgive and forget leave alone healing

it feels like it happened yesterday.... the anger and loathe i have for the police, kdf and this government cannot be described in words.


