Waiguru drops defamation suit against King Kaka
Kirinyaga and former Devolution CS Ann Waiguru Kamotho has dropped a defamation suit that she had brought up against Kenyan rapper turned activist King Kaka for defaming her in his recently released song.
The Governor announced this through her official twitter handle.
"Having watched the antics of #kingkaka in the last couple of days with reports of fake assassination attempts and DCI summons, I recognize that he’s a confused attention seeking young man. I have therefore made the decision not to proceed with the Kingkaka suit. It is unfortunate when talented youth are taken advantage of by some politicians and used to settle political scores. As I have chosen in previous occasions of this nature, I will contend with their masters."
Waiguru through her lawyers had sought to sue King Kaka for allegedly defaming her in his song WajingaNiNyinyi which was released on Jamhuri day.
Kenyans on Twitter have reacted to this new developement by clapping back at the Governor. @theunburnttt tweeted, "I can't believe there are sycophants who still support you.. Learn to handle the truth better or you'll always end up looking stupid like in this instance.... You're the attention seeker here."
@annyndegwa posted, "Great. That's laudable but I doubt he is a confused young man. Rather, he is an angry young man. Angry at the ineptness of the government. Angry at us voters who keep voting them in. No, he is not confused. Don't get it skewed ma'am."
Kirinyaga and former Devolution CS Ann Waiguru Kamotho has dropped a defamation suit that she had brought up against Kenyan rapper turned activist King Kaka for defaming her in his recently released song.
The Governor announced this through her official twitter handle.
"Having watched the antics of #kingkaka in the last couple of days with reports of fake assassination attempts and DCI summons, I recognize that he’s a confused attention seeking young man. I have therefore made the decision not to proceed with the Kingkaka suit. It is unfortunate when talented youth are taken advantage of by some politicians and used to settle political scores. As I have chosen in previous occasions of this nature, I will contend with their masters."
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Waiguru through her lawyers had sought to sue King Kaka for allegedly defaming her in his song WajingaNiNyinyi which was released on Jamhuri day.
Kenyans on Twitter have reacted to this new developement by clapping back at the Governor. @theunburnttt tweeted, "I can't believe there are sycophants who still support you.. Learn to handle the truth better or you'll always end up looking stupid like in this instance.... You're the attention seeker here."
@annyndegwa posted, "Great. That's laudable but I doubt he is a confused young man. Rather, he is an angry young man. Angry at the ineptness of the government. Angry at us voters who keep voting them in. No, he is not confused. Don't get it skewed ma'am."
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