BIEN SAUTI SOL AT SABASABA LIVE MEMORIAL CONCERT AT UHURU PARK

But we will rise, it hurts, it hurts, but we will rise. It's been a long time since I've risen. But keep going, don't give up, we will rise. We are strong. How are you today, my children? I hope you are doing well. Ruto Masco, Ruto Masco, Ruto Masco, Ruto Masco. I want to thank you all. I want to thank you for what you have done. I am so grateful for TNZ. I am so grateful for all the Kenyans who are doing everything they can to support us. Especially our foreign soldiers. So before I finish, I want to say that this is the last time we will have bad manners. We don't want that. And moving forward, there will be change. And everyone here right now is a government. Do you know what change is? We are asking the other Kenyans if Kenya is okay. I told them that there is a disaster in Kenya. Our children are being abused. And our friend has been beaten up. He left us like he was going to bed. If he were a good man, he would have taken us to the hospital. I ask him, how much do we pay? Listen. We are on Twitter, we are very happy. Let's look at ourselves. We are happy that you are here. We don't want to die, we want to rise up. No, no, no. When I say Sabah, you say Sabah. Sabah. When I say Sabah, you say Sabah.