“Matanye Inakaa ndimu,Nlijua Omanga ni Retired Commando” Andrew Kibe hits up Millicent Omanga
Andrew Kibe, a Kenyan journalist, and YouTuber has come under fire for his recent lecture to Kenya’s Chief Administrative Secretary (CAS) Millicent Omanga after her nude tape leaked and went viral on social media. Kibe’s comments, which were delivered on his popular YouTube channel, have sparked outrage among many Kenyans who feel that his words were insensitive and inappropriate.
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In his video, Kibe admonished Omanga for her behavior and for “allowing herself to be filmed in such a compromising position.” He suggested that she was a “disgrace” to the country and women in general. Many people have accused Kibe of using Omanga’s situation to further his own career, and of being motivated by a desire for attention rather than a genuine concern for her well-being.
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It’s worth noting that Omanga has not yet made any public comments about the incident, and it’s unclear whether or not she was aware that she was being filmed. However, regardless of the circumstances surrounding the video, it’s clear that Kibe’s response has struck a nerve with many Kenyans.
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One of the main criticisms leveled against Kibe is that his lecture was both sexist and hypocritical. Many people have pointed out that Kibe himself has a history of controversial behavior, including making derogatory comments about women and engaging in other types of offensive behavior. As such, they argue that he is in no position to lecture anyone else about morality or propriety.
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Additionally, some have suggested that Kibe’s comments were rooted in a larger cultural issue in Kenya, where women are often judged and punished for behaviors that men are allowed to engage in without consequence. They argue that Kibe’s focus on Omanga’s behavior reinforces harmful stereotypes and contributes to a culture of victim-blaming and shaming.
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Andrew Kibe’s recent comments about Millicent Omanga have sparked controversy and criticism from many Kenyans. While it’s important to hold public figures accountable for their actions, it’s equally important to do so in a way that is fair, respectful, and free from sexism and hypocrisy. Ultimately, we need to work towards creating a society where all people, regardless of gender or social status, are treated with dignity and respect.
