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#KOT LOSE DIPLOMATIC TOUCH IN ATTACK ON PRESIDENT KAGAME

#KOT LOSE DIPLOMATIC TOUCH IN ATTACK ON PRESIDENT KAGAME#KOT LOSE DIPLOMATIC TOUCH IN ATTACK ON PRESIDENT KAGAME

#SomeoneTellKagame.Kenyans on Twitter on Tuesday descended on Rwandese President Paul Kagame after he told a Kenyan to let his country be.

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A Kenyan twitter user @levikones had tweeted President Kagame on Monday, โ€œ@PaulKagame I really hope sir, you will not ruin your legacy by being President for life.โ€

The statement was a reply to the Presidentโ€™s tweet in which he thanked his team for what he called โ€˜the Unbreakable Rwandan spirit.โ€

President Kagame, who has over 1 million followers on the social media platform, responded to the Kenyan, โ€œ@levikones worry more about your own legacy โ€ฆif you got any at all to think about!โ€

It was a response that rubbed the overzealous Kenyans on Twitter, known for being vocal, to create a trending hashtag #SomeoneTellKagame.

Concerns have however emerged on whether #KOTย activism should include delving into affairs of regional neighbours.

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In the past, the twitter community in Kenya has been mentioned by international media as among the most vibrant in Africa.

In Tuesdayโ€™s trending hashtag #SomeoneTellKagame, Kenyans and Rwandese citizen exchanged barbs over the proposed referendum that seeks to clear the way for President Kagame to run for a third term.

A Rwandese user @PGihana who replied to the Kenyan citizen tweeted, โ€œ@levikones @PatrickNganji you just got served by one of the best. We are actually advocating as citizens for him to have a 3rd term. Rwanda.โ€

Kones had to apologise after Rwandese termed his reply to their Head of State as having been rude, he tweeted, โ€œ@Munyangeyo3 @PatrickNganji I have apologized. Poleni sana.โ€

Mihayo Richard @Munyangengo3 accepted the apology tweeting, โ€œ@levikones @PatrickNganji Tumeisha poa! Next tym tht u feel lyk tweeting to a Statesman, wait until u r sober!โ€

 

Some Kenyans however faulted the trending hashtag, terming it as misplaced priorities as @RamzZy tweeted, โ€œNo, Someone start a #SomeoneTellPastorNganga or #SomeoneTellUhuru Hash tag again. Anything but #SomeoneTellKagame as a hash tag. PRiorities.โ€

-nairobinews.co.ke

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