Vigilante groups often claim to protect communities, but they risk abuse, wrongful killings, and fear. Do vigilante groups really make communities safer, or do they fuel mistrust? #SafeCommunities

A society where guns replace dialogue is a society in danger. Preventing radicalisation starts with conversations at home and in schools. How can communities work together to guide youth away from extremist content online? #StopViolence

Climate change is real, but so is youth power. Together we can demand action, plant trees, and protect our planet. #ActOnClimate

One tree may seem small, but forests begin with single steps. Join us in reafforestation for a greener tomorrow. #ClimateAction

Climate justice is also social justice. Rising temperatures fuel inequality, conflict, and displacement. We must act now. #ClimateJustice

Every action counts: switching off unused lights, reducing plastic, using clean energy. What’s your climate pledge today? #ClimateActionNow

Youth must be at the decision-making table for climate solutions. Nothing for us, without us. #FutureInOurHands

Bad actors don’t always invent new lies—they recycle old ones. Linking past vaccine myths to today’s health programmes creates fear. Have you noticed old rumours being repackaged online? How do you verify what’s true? #MediaLiteracy

Strong institutions mean transparent budgets, fair services, and accountable leaders. Demand accountability, demand justice #AccoubtabilityNow

Disinformation divides us. Media literacy unites us. Always verify before sharing. #StopDisinformation

Tribal politics fuel division. Unity builds peace. Let’s choose leaders based on values, not ethnicity #PeaceForAll

Freedom of expression is a right — but so is respect. Let’s debate ideas without hate #DigitalPeace

When conspiracies are recycled, new audiences may believe them as “fresh.” This is how mistrust spreads and essential healthcare gets blocked. What’s your go-to method for fact-checking online claims? #FactCjeckFirst

Hashtags are powerful tools—but they can also spread hate. #return2somalia was one such harmful narrative. Before engaging, do you check who is behind a hashtag? #StopHateSpeechHashtags

Engaging with hateful hashtags—even to argue—helps them trend. The best response is not to amplify them. What positive hashtags can we create to promote peace online? #HashtagsForPeace

Dedicated hashtags can make fringe views look mainstream. Don’t be fooled—check the source. How can we build digital literacy so people spot these manipulations? #StopOnlineManipulation #Trustlab

Not everything you see online is true. Recently, fake job adverts have been circulating in WhatsApp groups, asking young people to pay money for “county jobs.” Always verify through official county/government pages before applying. Don’t pay to get a job. #FactCheck

Guys, let’s not fall for rumours I’ve seen posts going around saying Raila is sick and in Ulaya that’s not true. His PA has confirmed he’s totally fine and in good health Let’s share facts, not fear. Before posting or forwarding anything, let’s always confirm the source

Online harassment is growing, but awareness and respect can stop it. Before you comment or share, pause and think, would I say this to someone face-to-face? If you see harassment, don’t stay silent. Report it. Support the victim. We all deserve safe spaces online. #SpeakUp

Live from the #4thSDGPreConference Energy, Voices, Action Youth power leading the way toward the #SDGs the road to 2030 starts right here! #MayouthNaSDGs #RoadsTo2030 #LeaveNoOneBehind