For a woman to enter the political space, she must not only be courageous but also bold.
The little history that we have of women participation has demonstrated the paths charted were treacherous.
From the first woman to ever be elected, Grace Onyango, to the dauntless acts such as when Martha Karua stormed out of President Daniel Moi’s meeting, or Wangari Maathai having her braids pulled off in her days as an activist.
One woman though, Scheaffer Okore, a self-proclaimed future first female president of Kenya has just embarrassed herself on twitter again.
As the police investigate the motive behind the brutal murder of the sixth-year female medical student by an alleged lover/stalker, Kenyans took it to Twitter to mourn her.
But toxic feminists, led by Okore, also found their way in the traffic and started to use the murder to criminalize all men. To them, one evil act of an emotionally disturbed or, perhaps, sentimentally duped man means all men are evil.
The leader of toxic feminists in Kenya tweeted that killing women is a crime. By implication, she meant that any other killing would not necessarily be criminal, especially if it’s a man that has been killed by a woman.
Not less than a couple of months ago, a woman cut short the life of a talented male TV actor Baba Junior. Despite that having been a serious murder case, Kenyans on twitter did not go on rampage as they have done today for the deceased Moi University lady.
It is so embarrassing to see a woman who eyes the top seat to tweet such gibberish. All murder should be treated and condemned equally.