– Kenyans on social media have yet again attacked Mohamed Ali of Jicho Pevu
– A comment that he made on his twitter account was deemed distasteful to a majority of Kenyans who rely on farming to eke out a living
Just a day after he was lynched on Twitter over a contentious remark about how the polls in 2017 should be conducted, Mohamed Ali is back.
This time he was responding to a tweet that was questioning whether his segment on TV, Jicho Pevu, is responsible journalism in regards to privacy.
His show has been known to affect most of the people that it has exposed; case in point, Jacob Juma’s clande who was vilified at the court of public opinion after Ali’s show.
Ali’s reply conjured quite the storm:
Would you kindly join us ndio ujue investigative journalism is not farming https://twitter.com/mwabilimwagodi/status/813319294792716288 …
A number of Kenyans felt that he was disrespecting Kenyans who made a living off farming by making it look trivial.
Would you kindly join us ndio ujue investigative journalism is not farming https://twitter.com/mwabilimwagodi/status/813319294792716288 …
@MohaJichoPevu @mwabilimwagodi @Donsarigo u think investigative journalism is special?many have done before u and are many doing.
Would you kindly join us ndio ujue investigative journalism is not farming https://twitter.com/mwabilimwagodi/status/813319294792716288 …
@MohaJichoPevu @mwabilimwagodi @Donsarigo u think investigative journalism is special?many have done before u and are many doing.
Would you kindly join us ndio ujue investigative journalism is not farming https://twitter.com/mwabilimwagodi/status/813319294792716288 …
@MohaJichoPevu, FYI Investigative journalism can not be related nor compared with farming. You will need a farmer 3 times a day.
Would you kindly join us ndio ujue investigative journalism is not farming https://twitter.com/mwabilimwagodi/status/813319294792716288 …
@MohaJichoPevu @mwabilimwagodi @Donsarigo even farming is a career just like the rest n it requires professionalism to thrive
Moha is eyeing the Nyali parliamentary seat in 2017 and has been an avid critic of the government
-tuko.co.ke
A proverb if I may: Perhaps investigative journalists cannot be farmers; but farmers potentially could be investigative journalists.