- On Wednesday, February 5, the National Commission of Equality and Compression (NCIC) called Millicent Jerotich Kipkorir the famous Marakwet Daughter about his song by the name Arap Ruto
- In a letter, the NCIC said that the songs might stimulate feelings of contempt, hatred and ethnic violence
- However, Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi suggested that NCIC's call was missed
Nairobi – Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi He has responded to the move by the National Commission for Equality and Compatibility (NCIC) to call Millicent Jerotich Kipkorir famous Marakwet Daughter.
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Why did the NCIC call Marakwet Daughter
On Wednesday, February 5, the NCIC called a famous purestorm singer about his recent song titled 'Arap Ruto', which has been described by many as opposed to the presidential leadership William Ruto.
According to the NCIC, the words of the song are likely to stimulate feelings of contempt, hatred and ethnic hostility.
Marakwet Daughter was ordered to appear before the commission to assist in investigating the case.
“According to the above -mentioned authorities, the commission examines the words used in your popular song; 'Arap Ruto'. The words that may stimulate ethnic, hatred and hostile feelings and affect the peace of peace between different ethnic groups in Kenya , in contrast to section 13 (1) (a) and section 62 of the law and national compatibility, ” The NCIC said through a statement.
Why does Oscar Sudi oppose a call against Marakwet's daughter
However, Sudi, a close ally of Ruto, criticized the NCIC for calling the famous Kalenjin singer.
According to the extremist MP, the NCIC was wasting time calling Marakwet Duagher instead of targeting 50 people who he said had been pushing Kenyans.
“NCIC, abandon Bmarakwet Daughter! I have a list of approximately 50 names that would be the best use of your time instead of this nonsense. This lady has a chance to understand, leave her and leave her! Sudi said.
Marakwet Daughter is known for his blowing tablets, such as pure property Chito and Tweku Kipsengwet.
Court warns DCI against torturing Benson Ashiko
Elsewhere, a man from Bungoma, Benson Malova Ashiko, who was arrested for allegedly participating in an online post showing Ruto's funeral and sending condolences to the first family, was brought to the Mountains Court on Monday, January 27.
According to an affidavit submitted by Koplo Edwin Metto of the Criminal Unit Director (SCU), the post contained misleading information intended to destroy the president's reputation and to offend the first family, since their pictures were also posted In the picture.
Ashiko was charged with publishing false information, violating section 23 of the computer abuse law and Internet errors.
In his decision, Chief Magistrate Susan Shitubi warned officers of DCI Against torture a suspect, citing concerns about his well -being.
He ordered Ashiko to be taken to the hospital for treatment after he was reported to be asthma and had not received treatment since he was arrested.
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