Addressing journalists in Homa Bay town after the meeting, the youths urged their colleagues across Kenya to give dialogue a chance.
They said the Nadco report addresses the majority of the issues raised by young people in their protests, such as the creation of jobs and changes.
They agree that the report should be completely implemented in order to resolve their concerns in a cooperative manner.
Onyango said Raila cannot deceive the public since he is aware of the issues facing the nation.
“Many Kenyans demonstrated against the government's attempts to cut living expenses in the streets last year. Let's give conversation an opportunity to address all of the concerns," Onyango remarked.
Raila has been criticised for joining President Ruto at the signing of the IEBC Amendment Bill on Tuesday.
The Gen Z castigated him and advised him to stay away. They think Raila has abandoned the cause of fighting for the rights of Kenyans.
The youths have staged protests against the Kenya Kwanza government for the fourth week now, citing bad governance as their main grievance.
Once, a few of them had asked Raila not to join them in the demonstrations.
Aloo said that many young people were being harmed by the high jobless rate.
"If Nadco is implemented, the high cost of living and youth unemployment will be resolved," Aloo stated
Robert Ouko, the youth leader for the ODM, declared that his group completely supports Raila's choice to accompany President Ruto at the KICC.
"No problem can be resolved via protest. Any nation that wants to see economic development must engage in dialogue,” Ouko said.
