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"Come let us reason together" this is the call by church leaders in the country who have lauded the youth for fighting for a better Kenya, but now want them to get off the streets and dialogue with the president. The clergy also want the government to show goodwill by releasing all 627 kenyans arrested in relation to the countrywide protests
A section of church leaders want youth to accept talks
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