Outrage after Miguna tells Passaris ‘everybody wants to rape you’ on live TV
Kenyans on Twitter have gone ham on TV host Jeff Koinange accusing him of failing to professionally moderate a live debate between two Nairobi gubernatorial aspirants where vile comments touching on rape were made.
Controversial politician Miguna Miguna stunned viewers of the popular JKL show when he told his rival Esther Passaris “you are so beautiful, everybody wants to rape you”.
All Koinange did was, “say can we get back to the issues?”.
There was an awkward moment when Koinange read out a tweet urging Miguna and Passaris to “get a room already”.
Passaris had quipped that while Miguna accuses her of corruption, she has never been accused of rape.
SOCIALITE BIMBO
The feisty politician claimed that the Passaris had claimed that she would take a sex holiday in 2008 if Cord leader Raila Odinga was declared president. He also called her a socialite bimbo.
In response, Passaris: “he is so full of rumours and rumours and rumours. I feel he has no respect for women, and 50 per cent of the voters in the city are women.”
Miguna further accused her of “selling beauty and that she is nothing but a flower girl”.
SUING MIGUNA
On the show, Passaris who is owns Adopt-a-Light, revealed that she was suing Miguna for a Twitter post where he called her a cartel.
“I just hope he has enough money to pay everyone that will sue him,” he said.
The fallout of the show was started by Passaris.
In what has become his trademark style, my opponent resorted to insults and demeaning words AGAIN to try and win the debate.
— Esther M Passaris (@EstherPassaris) November 16, 2016
It’s unfathomable to me that a man with so much hatred and bile can even stand to run for Governor, let alone win.
— Esther M Passaris (@EstherPassaris) November 16, 2016
KOT then followed.
@KoinangeJeff s failure to immediately reprimand @MigunaMiguna for comments aganist @EstherPassaris dents the potential of the #JKL platform
— Roy Gitahi (@GitahiRoy) November 17, 2016
Everyone present when this #JKL shit happened and did nothing, we call you to account. You too are responsible. @KoinangeJeff
— Anne Moraa (@tweetmoraa) November 17, 2016
And it’s you, in the background, who appall me the most. Laughing at those vile comments. Disgusting, giggling men, and you are legion. #JKL
— Anne Moraa (@tweetmoraa) November 17, 2016
Jeff Koinange should stop conducting shows in which participants insult each using vulgar language. How can the nation watch such shows!
— Edward Kisiang’ani (@ekisiangani) November 16, 2016
I stopped caring about #JKL after the stunt he pulled on @bonifacemwangi. That was very low of him considering where he’s been before.
— Looremeta (@iMaasai) November 17, 2016
What’s your take? How did Koinange handle the show professionally? Tell us in the comments section below.
