Tuko, have left Kenyans talking on different social media platforms. This is after they shared this placard of a boy asking Ruto for a IEBC job.
According to the placard, the guy was saying that he is ready to replace Cherera at IEBC as the vice-chair person, something that netizens can't stop talking on it on social media.
Now, this boy having a placard asking Ruto for Cherera's job at IEBC, has gone viral on different social media platforms where by, it's sparking mixed reactions currently.
Many are out to say that this boy should be serious because this is not how he should ask for IEBC job while, others are out to tag Ruto making him aware of this boy asking him for IEBC job at the same time.
Anyway, what's your take on this? Share your thoughts as you share this news to your friends.
Thanks for reading my news and don't forget to follow me for the latest news around the region. Below are some reactions:
@hst: Ruto should see this.
@bst: this is not the good way to look for such jobs.
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