Korogocho Residents Set Govt Office on Fire, Chant Anti-Ruto Slogans in Housing Project Protests
Korogocho Residents Set Govt Office on Fire, Chant Anti-Ruto Slogans in Housing Project ProtestsNairobi – Korogocho residents took to the streets in anger over the government’s Affordable Housing project, fearing eviction from their homes.
In a dramatic show of defiance, protesters stormed the Residents’ Committee office, located between the Chief’s office and Korogocho Police Post, and set it ablaze.
How Did the Protests Begin?
Tensions flared after residents attended a meeting at the Chief’s office to discuss the housing project. Frustrated by the discussions, they walked out in protest.
Residents chanted slogans, demanding that the housing project be halted immediately.
Looting and Roadblocks
As the protests escalated, some individuals took advantage of the situation, looting from unsuspecting locals.
“They have taken us for granted for too long!” one protester shouted.
A Community’s Cry for Justice
The protests reflected deep frustrations among residents who feel neglected by the government. Their message was clear: they will not sit back and watch their homes taken away.
With tensions still high, it remains to be seen how the government will respond to their demands.
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Korogocho Residents Set Govt Office on Fire, Chant Anti-Ruto Slogans in Housing Project Protests
