Crying Maraga Roasted Online, Uhuru Says: Get Used To It
Chief Justice Maraga expressed his frustrations after an online campaign smeared him and the Judiciary as enablers of corruption. President Uhuru teased him saying he was the one who halted an effort to muzzle bloggers and should therefore 'get used to it' and move on.
A hashtag appeared on Twitter attacking the Judiciary in the form of #JudiciaryMassageParlour.
The tweets were accompanied with digitally edited photos of members of the Judiciary, including the CJ, massaging criminals.
Here are some examples;
— CORD HATER™ (@cordhater) January 25, 2019
Judiciary is the watchdog of Kenya's elaborate corruption enterprise, nowonder people like @KideroEvans are enjoying the #JudiciaryMassageParlour @dkmaraga and Mwilu have failed this country pic.twitter.com/WUyC6Rb5P2— Jalufeta Odede🗨️ (@jalufeta) January 25, 2019
Seeing these, the Chief Justice vented saying that the war against corruption cannot be won with such gimmicks.
Here is his speech;
President Kenyatta gave his reply when he got the chance, saying the CJ should get used to bloggers.CJ Maraga: Today, I was shown on the media naked run massaging those who are supposed to be corrupt. We are not going to win the war on corruption with those kind of gimmicks #AntiGraftSummit pic.twitter.com/Nzv4AxwTLj— KTN News Alerts (@KTNNewsKE) January 25, 2019
“…just like the rest of us get used to it” says President Kenyatta to CJ Maraga on the issue of ‘professional bloggers’ pic.twitter.com/vL4ToDr6jP— Citizen TV Kenya (@citizentvkenya) January 25, 2019
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