- A Kenyan woman suggested that children should receive love lessons from their parents from an early age to reduce recent seizures.
- She argued that the older women policymakers are focusing on will still go to dating sites, rendering their efforts pointless.
- @kanyi-254 claimed that most women spend their time ranting about femicide on the internet, but then sleep in Airbnbs.
TUKO.co.ke journalist Nancy Odindo has over three years of experience covering politics, news and features across digital and print media in Kenya.
A Kenyan woman has strongly criticized those who took part in nationwide protests aimed at ending the recent spike in femicide.
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Why do women oppose femicide protests?
According to her, women should be educated about more effective ways to fight mass murder. @kanyi_254 suggests that a key solution lies in teaching young girls about the importance of love and its various aspects from an early age.
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She argues that focusing on educating older women who engage in online chatter and late-night dating is less effective.
“Do you think that just by shouting abuse on the internet or going out on the streets, we can stop murdering women? The best thing to do is to teach children the importance of love from a young age.Hao Muna Advice bad wata penda to yahoo boys na wakue (The people you are advising will still love and sacrifice yahoo boys),'' she said. Ta.
@kanyi_254 expressed her views and challenged policymakers who are actively working to combat criminality, many of whom are feminists, arguing that their efforts are doomed to failure. .
She insisted on the importance of giving due consideration to men who experience pain and brutal killings, and was adamant that she did not want to engage in discussions that she considered ineffective.
“What's interesting is that 70% of people who claim femicide go back to dating Yahoo boys or spending nights at Airbnb. It should start with the family, not against them,” she added.
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Another X user claimed that married people rarely go to Airbnb or clubs, and argued that women should get married by age 23.
Kenyan reaction
Her suggestion sparked reactions from Kenyans who blamed lack of education, desire to maintain a false livelihood and love of money for the brutal murder.
@JCslimfit observed:
“Sadly, yesterday's change will not change anything at all, but it is a proper platform for feminist NGOs to raise funds. Those T-shirts are not printed by them. , attacking the problem from all sides and never attempting to respond with an obvious strategy of high deterrence.'' Hypocrite! ”
@mzee_ki said:
“Lack of money is the root of all evil (murders). Half of these murders can be traced back to the urgent need for cash. Instead of holding placards in the streets, solve this please.”
@LilithBlack25 tweeted:
“The first step in advocacy is to raise awareness and communicate how problems can be solved.”
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@iam_bemu001 said:
“A woman said it here: Nmesema iwi nikambiwa, I should go educate myself, na wenye wamesoma wanasinda wakitlewa kafala fuko kwa bumbusu. Watoto wafunzwe , What is love and who should we love and respect? Mwende kwa wazee na yahoo boys mtuite brokies, mukitlewa kafala munapiga” Nduru. ”
Kenyans protest against rising murders
On January 27, Kenyans turned out in droves to demonstrate against the rise in attacks on women.
Since the first week of January, approximately seven women have tragically lost their lives in Airbnbs, hotels, and residential areas.
The climax of the attack was marked by the tragic murder of 20-year-old JKUAT student Rita Waeni, whose body was strangled and suffocated before being dismembered.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
