Kisumu, Kenya – The first anniversary of the Gen-Z protests passed peacefully in Kisumu County, according to a press release issued today by Governor Hon. (Prof.) P. Anyang’ Nyong’o. The Governor expressed his gratitude to the residents for maintaining calm and order throughout the day’s commemorative events.
In a statement released on June 25th, 2025, Governor Nyong’o noted that despite the sensitive nature of the anniversary, Kisumu City and other towns in the county remained calm. He specifically thanked residents for their cooperation and responsible behavior.
The Governor’s statement went beyond simple thanks, reaffirming his commitment to protecting human rights within the county. He pledged the continued vigilance of the people of Kisumu against political oppression and human rights abuses, while also emphasizing the importance of constructive dissent.
The peaceful atmosphere in Kisumu stands in contrast to the potential for unrest given the anniversary’s significance. The Governor’s words highlight a commitment to maintaining peace and upholding democratic principles within the county.
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