Narok Senator Ledama Ole Kina has strongly criticised Kenya’s youth for what he calls a growing culture of entitlement and fraud.
In a statement shared on social media, he singled out high school and college graduates who allegedly insult leaders online, forge academic degrees to secure jobs, and treat public resources as if they were their own.
“I’m deeply troubled by our youth, mostly high school/college grads who insult leaders online, forge degrees for jobs, and act entitled like everything’s public property. While we grind through the night to survive, they sleep in delusion.
This fraud epidemic is crippling communities and killing opportunities. When will it end?” Ledama stated.
The senator warned that these actions are not only illegal but also damaging to community development, limiting opportunities for honest and hardworking individuals.
Ledama urged parents, educators, and community leaders to play a proactive role in mentoring young people, instilling values of integrity, accountability, and respect for the law.
He called on graduates to reject fraudulent practices and embrace diligence as a pathway to meaningful contribution to society.