Njoki Chege has written a post criticizing female TV anchors in Kenya, specifically targeting their physical appearance and perceived lack of intelligence.
According to Chege, to become a successful female TV presenter, one needs to prioritize looks over education and intelligence. She states that having a pretty face and a curvy figure is more important than being well-read or educated.
Chege's Advice to Aspiring Female TV Presenters ¶
Chege provides a satirical guide for women who want to become TV anchors, advising them to focus on their physical appearance rather than their intellectual abilities. She suggests that they should dress in a way that accentuates their curves and use a fake accent to sound more sophisticated.
Chege also advises aspiring TV anchors to lead a controversial life, dating high-profile individuals and engaging in scandals to stay in the public eye. She claims that this approach will help them build a reputation and maintain their fame.
Capitalizing on Fame ¶
Once a female TV anchor has gained fame, Chege suggests that they should capitalize on it by opening a boutique and selling overpriced clothing to their fans. She advises them to market their brand aggressively on social media and billboards, using their celebrity status to attract customers.
