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William Ruto Comments on The Churchill Kanyari show as #KOT threaten to roast Mwalimu King'ang'i

William Ruto sent a tweet telling Kenyans on Twitter ( #KOT )that they should not blame Mwalimu King'ang'i for bringing Kanyari on Churchill show.



 Apparently it seems #KOT were neither happy at William Ruto's tweet nor Churchill's theatrics

 
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#KOT  claims that Churchill and Kanyari are similar '' They never took their education serious.''





Churchill thought that he was giving Kanyari sanity but #KOT saw otherwise and William Ruto says it was just for entertainment.

So is giving criminals glory entertaining?
 
 

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