Kenyans on Twitter (KOT) recently participated in the trending topic 'Siku Ya Kiswahili Twitter', a hashtag that brought back memories of school days when students were encouraged to speak Swahili.
The hashtag sparked a wave of tweets and memes, showcasing the creativity and humor of KOT. Users shared their thoughts, jokes, and experiences in Swahili, making it a fun and engaging conversation.
Reactions and Responses ¶
- ☆EdwarD™☆ (@edd_aosa) tweeted, Heri kesho ingekuwa #SikuYaKiswahiliTwitter juu swa ya kenya uwa #TBT
- Manroy (@KimGuy_Manroy) responded with, @symore254 @elijahkyama Sawa Ndungu basi jiunge nasi tukemee Wanaoogopa #SikuYaKiswahiliTwitter
- LA FILLE FATALE (@chichi__154) asked, #SikuYaKiswahiliTwitter ni mashetani yepi mnaamsha?
These tweets and many others like them flooded the Twitter timeline, creating a lively and entertaining atmosphere.
Conclusion ¶
The 'Siku Ya Kiswahili Twitter' trend was a resounding success, bringing people together and promoting the use of Swahili on social media. It was a fun and lighthearted way to celebrate the language and culture of Kenya.
The recovered account cited reporting by The Star.
