Popular newspaper columnist David Ndii engaged in a debate with two Twitter users who accused him of betraying his community with his constant criticism of the Jubilee administration.
It all started when Dr Ndii tweeted a excerpts from a commentary in The Star newspaper.
Some very pointed questions for my tribesfolk https://t.co/3UbfM78gMW pic.twitter.com/e0w4KLoDbS
— David Ndii (@DavidNdii) March 1, 2017
Samuel Muturi then responded by calling him a homeguard.
@DavidNdii if it was maumau period you could have made a very good home guard. Keep it up
— samuel muturi (@samuelm85704165) March 1, 2017
The analyst, who ruffled feathers in government, then responded: “Now to reject and speak out against tribalism is to betray Gikuyu nation. Fascist logic.”
But the trolls were not done.
There is a thing called SELF HATE SYNDROME it is real https://t.co/zZBEqZtfcs
— Hunter™ (@E_ngash) March 2, 2017
Dr Ndii ended the debate a worried man, wondering whether pointing out wrongs in a government made someone a traitor.
Dear Kikuyu/Kalenjin folk. If UhuRuto thieving and incompetence make your blood boil, you are into self-hate
https://t.co/x8HfbIntn8
— David Ndii (@DavidNdii) March 2, 2017
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