Miguna Miguna warns Ruto after Nepal Gen Z protests-They should draw a lesson from the Nepalese Gen Z. They copied everything from Kenya,

Outspoken lawyer and activist Miguna Miguna has fired a stern warning at President William Ruto and his allies in the wake of the Gen Z–led protests in Nepal, which recently culminated in the overthrow of civilian leadership.

Miguna claimed that Nepal’s youth uprising was inspired by Kenya’s Gen Z protests, but unlike Kenya, the Nepalese saw their demonstrations through to the end.

“Ruto and his cohorts should draw a lesson from the Nepalese Gen Z. They copied everything from Kenya, but they finalized their work. The next time Kenyan Gen Z take to the streets, they will be ready to accomplish their mission,” Miguna stated.

The fiery lawyer also took a swipe at opposition leader Raila Odinga, branding him a conman who would be unable to shield the government or himself in the event of mass protests.

“Conman Raila Odinga won’t be able to save him, because he too will be looking for a hole to enter to save himself,” Miguna added.

His warning comes at a time when Kenya’s Gen Z has become increasingly vocal against corruption, poor governance, and high taxation. Miguna’s remarks amplify the growing tension in political discourse, where leaders and commentators alike are drawing comparisons between Kenya and other nations experiencing youth-led revolutions.

While some see his words as a wake-up call to the government to listen to the people’s grievances, others view them as provocative and inflammatory, likely to stoke political tempers further.