Religious forum to address youth violence, foster unity

 “The words of our mouth will determine the future of this nation. We must speak blessings upon it, especially for troubled youths seeking direction,” he said.

Clancy said many youths lack proper wisdom and leadership.

“There are many youths today who are scattered looking for direction and there is no wisdom or leadership,” he noted.

He urged believers to play a role in shaping the nation’s future and invited Kenyans to attend the conference.

Clancy also called on the government to engage with the youth to address the unrest, stressing the importance of listening to their concerns for achieving lasting peace.

At the same time, he cautioned against hate speech, which he said can lead to division and economic disruption.

“We must be mindful of our words and actions. Hate speech only serves to divide us and weaken our nation,” he said.