Seeing how our Kenyan brothers and sisters have embraced the struggle of the Togolese people over the past days is truly heartwarming. We come from different regions. We speak different languages: #Kenya is predominantly English-speaking, and #Togo, French-speaking. But none of that has stood in the way of our solidarity.
We are bound by something stronger than language or geography: a common fight against oppression and a deep longing to reclaim our dignity as African people.
Over the weeks, the people of #Togo have received tremendous support from across the continent and beyond. Young Africans in Ghana, The Gambia, Senegal, Uganda, Burkina Faso, South Africa, Nigeria, and so many other places have stood with us. That solidarity has given us strength and hope.
It shows us that when African youth rise up in one corner of the continent, the heartbeat of the entire continent echoes with them. That kind of unity is wholesome and beautiful. It is a reminder than a free and united #Africa is indeed possible. #FreeTogo #FaureMustGo #RutoMusgGo #DictatorsMustFall
DCI did a presser to tell us that they don't have Ndiangui Kinyagia in their custody, and that should be worrying us because we know what come next.
No time to tweet #FreeNdianguiKinyagia with urgency like right now
The following comrades were abducted this week and they are still missing;
1. Ndiangui Kinyagia
2. TikToker Chesoni
3. Paul Ngari and
4. Kevin Mwangi
Where are they?
#EndAbductionsKE#SiriNiNumbers#RutoMustGoNow