Celebrities Call on Kenyans to Visit Injured Protestors
Image: A picture taken on May 16, 2016 in Nairobi shows Kenyan riot police beating an unresponsive fallen protester with wooden sticks until they break and repeatedly kick him several times. The incident has caused Kenya's police chief to order an internal investigation into the incident and other reported incidents of police brutality on the day. Police fired tear gas and beat opposition demonstrators with truncheons on May 16 to stop them storming the offices of the electoral commission in Nairobi as they demanded new commissioners to be named ahead of elections due in August 2017. / AFP / CARL DE SOUZA (Photo credit should read CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images)Celebrities are urging Kenyans to take the time to visit protestors who were injured during recent demonstrations.
Several celebrities, including Ringtone, former FBI dancer Ezra, and music producer Jacky B, have already visited Kenyatta National Hospital to uplift the spirits of those hospitalized due to injuries sustained during the protests.
They are emphasizing the importance of showing support and solidarity with the wounded.
Ringtone expressed his admiration for the protestors, referring to them as heroes and encouraging others who participated in the protests to join him in visiting and supporting those who are now hospitalized.
“Today we visited the injured protestors at Kenyatta Hospital
