Wanjiku, do you believe violent protests truly help solve your problems? Or do they bring more fear and loss to families already struggling? Let’s protect peace so the hustle continues safely for everyone. #ProtectTheHustle Wanjiku Speaks

The struggle is real, but so is the power of collective wisdom. Let’s use our voices to uplift, not just to shout. #ProtectTheHustle Wanjiku Speaks

We’re not telling people to stop demanding—we’re urging them to start directing. The system listens when the message is clear.#ProtectTheHustle Wanjiku Speaks

We don’t protest because we hate Kenya. We protest because we love it too much to stay silent. But love must also build. Not just burn. #ProtectTheHustle Wanjiku Speaks

The power of the people doesn’t end at the barricade. It begins there. Then it must grow: into ideas, policies, institutions, and influence. #ProtectTheHustle Wanjiku Speaks

Shutting down cities to be heard shouldn’t mean shutting down livelihoods. Let’s keep the message alive without killing the economy. Wanjiku Speaks for responsibility with resistance. #ProtectTheHustle

We can still march. We can still chant. But we must also negotiate, lobby, and vote. That is how Wanjiku wins. She Speaks for layered resistance. #ProtectTheHustle

It’s not weakness to speak calmly. It’s wisdom. We’ve tried fury. We’ve tried noise. Maybe now it’s time to try focus. If change is the goal, strategy must be the path. Let’s get smarter. #ProtectTheHustle Wanjiku Speaks

If we build resistance on broken economies, what foundation remains for the Kenya we dream of? Is reform possible without ruin? #ProtectTheHustle Wanjiku Speaks

JOINT STATEMENT: The Law Society of Kenya and Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya express deep regret upon receiving a preliminary report from the KNCHR confirming at least nine deaths from gunshot wounds as of 6:30pm today during the #SabaSaba2025 march across the country. #EndPoliceBrutalityKE

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