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Nakuru youth lead war on extremism and drugs

Carlos Kipkoech, a 26-year-old recovered drug addict in Nakuru. 

Photo credit: Francis Nureithi | Nation Media Group

By  Francis Mureithi

Correspondent

Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Youth Bila Noma has helped young men and women start and engage in income-generating projects such as poultry keeping and painting.
  • One of the beneficiaries of Youth Bila Noma programmes is Mr Carlos Kipkorir, 26.

As she calmly steps into Bondeni police station in Nakuru East, Rukkiya Ahmed can be mistaken for a resident out to report a crime.

But she is on a different mission. Ms Ahmed is a member of Youth Bila Noma, a group fighting radicalisation.

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