Mr. President, See You on Thursday at 11AM.

Eric Omondi's recent Instagram video has ignited a passionate discussion across the nation, addressing pressing issues of governance and accountability. In a direct appeal to the President, Eric delivered a powerful message that resonated deeply with many. "Mr. President, I hear you are a very prayerful man. This is the word of God for you," he began earnestly, setting a tone of urgency and sincerity.

In a symbolic gesture of unity and purpose, Eric proposed a meeting at State House with 100 women dressed in white, representing Mama Mbogas, and 100 men in white, symbolizing Boda Boda riders. His call to action was clear: "Please fire all CSs, please fire all PSs. Please tell the police to drop their guns." This plea for change and dialogue beyond social media platforms underscored Eric's belief in direct, face-to-face engagement.

The response to Eric's video was mixed but reflective of the nation's varied perspectives. Some expressed skepticism, such as "After firing them he fire himself," indicating doubts about the effectiveness of personnel changes alone. Conversely, others praised Eric's message as wise and peaceful, with comments like "Angel Eric passing wise words with a dove to signify peace." Additionally, the mention of aligning with the President's sentiments highlighted the relevance of Eric's call in current national discourse.

As the country anticipates the scheduled meeting, Eric Omondi's bold initiative continues to spark reflection and debate on the path toward a more responsive and accountable governance. His actions serve as a rallying cry for unity and change, resonating with citizens eager for constructive dialogue and tangible reform.