Bobi Wine cautions Kenyans against changing the constitution

Ugandan politician Robert Kyagulanyi aka Bobi Wine has warned Kenyans against changing the constitution so as to remove the presidential term limits. The youthful politician, also a renowned musician in East Africa, instead asked Kenyans to be vigilant against what he described as Musevenism. He also claimed the move by a Kenyan lawmaker to propose a change in the constitution so as to remove the term office of the Head of State is similar to President Yoweri Museveni's tactics of clinching onto power. President Museveni has benefitted from a change of constitution to rule Uganda for close to four decades. https://twitter.com/HEBobiwine/status/1589898162327588864?s=20&t=5QghZSXDHQJcvY4GW03-FA  

In 2021, Bobi Wine unsuccessfully contested for the presidency and came second against Yoweri Museveni in elections that were marred by violence, arrests, torture, arrests, death and disconnection of the internet across the country on polling day. As reported by the Nation, the Fafi MP Salah Yakub shared a proposal to remove the presidential term limits from the Kenyan constitution, arguing the cap should be based on age and not the period of service. President William Ruto, 55, is currently barred by the Constitution from contesting for more than two, 5-year terms. Also read: Tanzanians, Ugandans react to proposal to extend William Ruto’s tenure Gikomba trader jailed for conning colleague