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Sammie Kioko calls out organised goons behind political violence
28th April, 2026 07:41 PM
Content creator Sammie Kioko has called out the rise of organised goons linked to political violence, saying the trend is dangerous and unacceptable.
In a post on Instagram on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, he explained that violence over political differences shows a failure in leadership and society. He added that no one should be attacked for their views.
“Violence over political differences is not good, it’s failure. No one deserves to be beaten,” he said.
Kioko explained that recent incidents point to a growing pattern of intimidation. He said groups are being used to silence people through fear and force. He added that such actions create an unsafe environment where people are afraid to speak.
“What we are seeing is the rise of organised intimidation goons trying to silence voices through fear and brutality,” he said.
He went on to stress that the issue is not just about disagreement but about criminal behaviour. He explained that using violence to control opinions goes against basic rights. He added that it affects the freedom of citizens across the country.
“This is not just wrong, it’s criminal,” he said.
call for action and accountability
Kioko urged authorities to take immediate steps to deal with the situation. He explained that those involved must be identified and arrested without delay. He added that failure to act will only encourage more violence.
“Authorities must act decisively to identify, arrest, and hold every perpetrator accountable,” he said.
He also highlighted the importance of protecting free speech. Kioko said every citizen has the right to express their views without fear of attack. He explained that silence in such situations only allows the problem to grow.
“Every citizen deserves to speak freely without fear,” he said.
Kioko concluded by calling for justice to be served quickly. He explained that delays in action can weaken trust in the system and added that speaking out is necessary to stop the spread of fear.
“Justice cannot wait, and silence cannot be an option,” he said.
