Thursday, January 2, 2025 - Kapsaret MP Oscar Sudi has forgiven all the Gen Zs who torched his club in Eldoret.
In
a statement, Sudi also vowed to seek the release of all those accused of
burning and vandalizing his Timba XO
club.
The legislator stated that as he begins the New Year, he will work to secure the release of suspects arrested for vandalizing his high-end club located along the Eldoret-Nakuru Highway
“If
I have wronged anyone, I ask for forgiveness. Those who wronged me last year
have forgiven them. Even those who burnt down my place (the club), I will
remove them from prison,” Sudi stated.
In his statement, Sudi
emphasized the importance of forgiveness and moving forward rather than
dwelling on past grievances.
He articulated that holding onto
anger would not benefit him or the community at large. Instead, he believes
that forgiveness is a powerful tool that can foster healing and reconciliation
within society.
Sudi,
who is a close ally to President William Ruto, saw his club vandalized and
burnt down in the wake of the anti-government protests that had rocked the
country in June 2024.
On June 25, protesters in Eldoret stormed Sudi’s club, looted it, and set it ablaze.
The establishment had been opened just weeks earlier in a colorful ceremony attended by Sudi and several other MPs
Protesters opposing the
Finance Bill 2024 marched from Eldoret CBD to the club, where they broke
glass walls, windows, and doors.
Police had to be called in to
try and salvage the looting that had begun as protesters gained entry into the
club and made away with some valuable items.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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