Wednesday, 10 May 2017

Passaris stamps out Robert Alai’s Twitter tease, it’s beautiful

Aspiring Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris on Wednesday fired a classy response to a Twitter provocation by blogger Robert Alai.

Ms Passaris did not fall for the bait of the blogger’s tweet that had cast aspersions on her moral character and leadership.

Instead, she declared Alai as being irrelevant to her life and the lives of the women in his life.

@RobertAlai Robert you are so irrelevant to my life and that of women in kenya including your mother, sisters and daughters. Join my blocked list.

— Esther M Passaris (@EstherPassaris) May 5, 2017

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Alai’s shameless tweet, which has been shared over 100 times, only managed to draw condemnation from Kenyans on Twitter who accused him of being disrespectful.

@EstherPassaris @RobertAlai Alai there is so much good in ths lady, pls bro wacha hizo. Am asking kindly ndugu. Thanks

— Benji Ndolo (@BenjiNdolo) May 5, 2017

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@RobertAlai An attack on Passaris, is an attack on all kenyan women. You simply can't argue a point without being sexist? You're a disappointment

— Juxta Alice (@JuxtarA) May 5, 2017

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@RobertAlai This was totally uncalled for..!
Kindly apologize to the good lady & wish her well in her endeavours.
Women are the pillars of our society!

— Paukwa, Pakawa™ (@OduoriGeorge) May 5, 2017

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@RobertAlai You would think that if one became a father and especially to a daughter u become more respectful to women

— Susan kamau (@susankamau70) May 5, 2017

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@RobertAlai Too low man. Too low I say.

— Jobisso ™ (@JobMakoyo) May 5, 2017

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@RobertAlai Such a shameful tweet from a father,husband father and brother. Pole @EstherPassaris one day women will overcome this chauvinism. Push on

— Eunice Chumbe (@cherochumbe) May 5, 2017

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