We agree with Gen Z's we want action, not dialogue! states Kalonzo

A day after President William Ruto and leader of Azimio Raila announced a six-day national conversation under the National Multi-Sectoral Forum set for next week, Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka  has stated there should be no dialogue.
Leading the recent anti-Finance Bill demonstrations, the Generation Zs chastised the ODM leader for endorsing demands for a multisectoral forum.
They have declared that neither the political class nor their tribes or parties, nor their leaders, speak for them.
Kalonzo stated in a statement on Wednesday that the Wiper party agrees with Generation Z's declaration that they will not participate in any kind of communication.
"It seems like the administration doesn't grasp how the public feels about the Gen Z revolution. The Z generation does not want to participate in the dialogue. They want action and Wiper agrees," Kalonzo said.

If the administration had addressed the expense of living and put the National Dialogue Committee's (Nadco) recommendations into practice, the Wiper leader claimed, the current plight of the country could have been avoided.
Kalonzo contends that communication is not necessary for the government to carry out important national tasks.
You don't require conversation. Assessing public debt does not require dialogue because the Auditor General's Office performs the same function. Equally telling is the attempt to usurp the Constitution by creating a Task Force on the matter. "You don't need dialogue to fire dishonest government officials or post medical interns," he declared.
"The Dialogue Gen Z and Kenyans are demanding is that Parliament stands dissolved, a snap election be called, and that Ruto steps down. And Wiper Democratic Movement agrees."

He continued by saying that the Wiper will keep interacting with young people on all of the platforms that are accessible and he urged young Wiper Democrats to invite him and the party leadership to open up social media spaces.