As reported by one of the media houses, the Speaker of the Senate, Amason Kingi, on Saturday, delivered a warning to former President Uhuru Kenyatta.
He cautioned him to stop inciting youths to oppose the government, saying that such actions could lead to serious consequences.
Kingi urged Uhuru to understand the responsibility of his position and avoid causing divisions among the young people of the country.
In a statement he made, the Speaker warned that if Uhuru Kenyatta continues with his incitements, he would only bring problems to the youths.
Kingi emphasized that such behavior was harmful and could lead to unnecessary unrest in the country, adding that the youths deserve better leadership and support.
The speaker also slammed the former president, saying that during his time in office, he did little to empower the youth. He claimed that many young people were unemployed and struggled to find opportunities.
According to Kingi, things were worse under Uhuru's leadership than they are now, and the former president did not do enough to improve the situation.
According to the Speaker, the current government is doing its best to ensure that youths are well-motivated and can secure employment.
"Leaders should give the government time to deliver and support the youth, rather than encouraging them to oppose the efforts being made," he said.
Kingi called on all leaders to be patient and to work together for the betterment of the youth and the country.