Interior PS Raymond Omollo warns against armed protests ahead of June 25 demonstrations

Speaking at Oriwo Boys National School, Omollo clarified that while peaceful picketing and petitioning are protected constitutional rights, demonstrators must be unarmed and respect the rights of others. He emphasized that armed individuals become criminals, and the law is clear on this. Omollo also stated that security agencies will protect citizens who choose not to participate in the demonstrations, ensuring their daily routines are not disrupted.

Additionally, he highlighted significant government investments in the education sector under President William Ruto's administration, noting the recruitment of 100,000 teachers over the past three years and the state's commitment to quality education.