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    Blogger Detained In Langata women’s Prison Over Hate Speech

    Merxcine CushBy Merxcine CushSeptember 10, 2017Updated:September 10, 2017No Comments2 Mins Read
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    A Facebook user Oliviah Nyabwazi Moraira or ‘Kabz Nyar Kisii’ is spending her time in Langata Women’s Prison after she was charged with ethnic contempt contrary to section 62(1) of the NCIC act of 2008.

    She allegedly posted the ethnically inciting words on Facebook knowing that they will stir hatred against two tribes.

    READ: Whatsapp Group Admin Arrested For Spreading Fake News

    Mainstream media led by Nation Media group has constantly celebrated the unwarranted and meaningless arrest and detention of online influencers hoping that it will make others fear breaking news online.

    Nation Media group celebrated that Oliviah was picked from Kisii and driven all the way to Nairobi to be charged with hatespeech while there are courts in Kisii which we pay taxes for.

    Driving someone to charge in Nairobi is injustice in itself.

    Questions have also been raised on the manner in which NCIC executes its mandate. It has been used more to silence government critics than encourage ethnic cohesion.

    READ: Paul Kukubo is a Selfish Leech Who Needs to Be Sacked From ICT Board ASAP

    Most government critics are always arrested and immediately detained before being hurriedly presented in court then jailed without a fair judicial process.

    Meanwhile, those on the side of the government who spew hatred and buy arms for their supporters to kill opposition supporters have been let to roam with impunity.

    Read Also  Raila Changes Hard Stance On MP Aisha Jumwa's Expulsion, Says She Can Be Forgiven

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