Andrew Kibe Apologizes to Gen Z, Promises to Join Tuesday Protests 

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• Social media commentator Andrew Kibe apologized to Gen Z and pledged to join the anti-Finance Bill protests.
• Celebrities face pressure to join protests, with netizens threatening to unfollow and boycott those who remain absent.

Social media commentator Andrew Kibe, who commands an enviable following, has promised to join the anti-Finance Bill protests after offering an apology. 

In a video shared on his social media platforms, Kibe apologized to Gen Z, acknowledging that he had underestimated their power but now recognizes their influence.

“At the beginning of this thing, I was very skeptical because I was afraid of being taken out, as others before me had been. I did not see this movement taking off that fast, and that was my biggest mistake. But I want to assure you that I’m 100% behind you, even if you guys don’t want me. We are better together,” Kibe said.

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Better late than never, tupatane streets Tuesday pic.twitter.com/1M4OsWa6Sn

— Andrew Kibe (@kibeandy) June 22, 2024

Reflecting on his own arrest in 2020, Kibe expressed his admiration for Gen Z’s determination in fighting for a better Kenya. 

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“When I was arrested, I was alone and broken. I remember Robert Alai called me to a restaurant and asked me to keep quiet. That’s why I commend you, Gen Z. You have taken the bull by the horns and are standing your ground. I’m not part of the system; I’m with Gen Zs, and wherever you guys want to go, I’m with you 100%. On Tuesday, I will be on the front line in town, kama mbaya, mbaya,” Kibe confirmed.

Pressure has been mounting on content creators and celebrities to join the protests against the Finance Bill 2024, reciprocating the support they have received from Kenyans over the years. 

Netizens have threatened to unfollow certain personalities and boycott brands promoted by content creators who have been absent from the protests. 

As a result, several celebrities have publicly declared their stance on the Finance Bill 2024 and explained their previous absence during the protests. 

The latest wave of protests on Thursday saw more celebrities taking to the streets.