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ODM leader Raila Odinga has criticised religious leaders for allowing churches to be used to push political and Gen-Z movement agendas. Speaking in Mombasa, Raila emphasised that while protests are a constitutional right, houses of worship should remain neutral. He also urged police to respect the rights of demonstrators.
Raila Criticises Use of Churches for Political Agendas, Backs Right to Protest
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