
By KPC Reporter
Speaker of the National Assembly Moses Wetang’ula has called for swift action against individuals who orchestrated and participated in recent violent protests, emphasizing the need for accountability and rule of law.
Speaking during separate events in Samburu North and Samburu West constituencies, Wetang’ula condemned the destruction witnessed during the demonstrations.
He noted that while the Constitution guarantees the right to peaceful protest, it does not sanction violence, looting, or assaults on law enforcement.
“Everyone has a right to picket and present petitions to government agencies,” he stated.
“But no law permits the destruction of property, sexual assault, looting, or the killing of officers on duty. Those who planned and took part in these acts must face the full force of the law.”
The Speaker expressed outrage over an incident involving the brutal assault of a female police officer, denouncing the act as a stain on society’s humanity.
“We saw demonstrators beat a female officer and step on her head. She is a Kenyan like all of us—a daughter, a sister, possibly a mother. We must uphold respect for every individual,” he added.

Amid the rising political rhetoric ahead of the next general election, Wetang’ula urged political leaders to refrain from sowing discord, advising that differing opinions should not be a source of division.
“The opposition is not the enemy; it’s simply a divergence of views. Power belongs to the people, and all leadership positions are held in trust on their behalf,” he said.
“Even I am Speaker because Members of Parliament entrusted me with that role. Leaders must lead with humility and grace.”
Addressing criticism of the Kenya Kwanza administration’s delivery of campaign promises, Wetang’ula appealed for patience, highlighting progress in key sectors such as agriculture.
“Our President has barely been in office for three years. Look at the price of fertilizer, it has dropped, helping our farmers. Let’s support him and pray for our leaders,” he said.
While presiding over church fundraisers, Wetang’ula championed peace as a prerequisite for national development, especially in the Rift Valley region.
“Without peace and security, schools cannot operate, and businesses cannot thrive. Development hinges on tranquility.”
He responded positively to a request by local leaders, including area MP Hon. Naisula Lesuuda, to expedite the creation of a new sub-county for enhanced administration and security.
“Within a month, I’ll work to ensure the new sub-county is operational. This region is fertile and full of potential—peace will allow it to feed the nation.”
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