“We will only reach our goal to zero hunger if we all walk together.’’
This comes after weeks of bloody protests against Mr Ruto’s Finance Bill, which has left many dead.
Many Kenyans were angered by the invitation and threatened to storm the venue.
Mr Ayacko said, “When you shoot somebody who is running away, that does not look tidy.”
Since the protest broke out over a week ago, Kenyan police have shot dead about 25 protesters, abducting over 50 and injuring hundreds.
WADR has called for regional cooperation and stronger synergy among governments, security agencies to address the ravaging insecurity in the Sahel region.
“The past few days have been extraordinarily painful for any mother,” she wrote.
Nationwide protest against Fiance Bill broke out last week but took a bloody turn as armed forces opened fire on protesters.
Irate Kenyan demonstrators are not done kicking against the country’s Finance Bill as they launched the #OccupyStateHouse protest.
They were deployed to support the DRC government’s efforts to restore peace and security in the eastern part of the country.
