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Save My Job: The Illusion Of Impact Of Social Media

Kenyans on social media thinks that the hashtags are enough. After so many job losses , Kenyans on Twitter are running the #SaveMyJob hashtag on Twitter instead of petitioning to remove the Jubilee Government. It is a toll order but social media strategy is dead on arrival. The thing is, Kenyans chose to live on the

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Kenyans on social media thinks that the hashtags are enough. After so many job losses , Kenyans on Twitter are running the #SaveMyJob hashtag on Twitter instead of petitioning to remove the Jubilee Government. It is a toll order but social media strategy is dead on arrival. The thing is, Kenyans chose to live on their knees instead of dying on their feet. There's no way a government that has continuously flouted various court orders understands the language of social media. It would've been better if social media is used to organize petitions, peaceful assemblies, picketing rallies and demonstrations that are peaceful in order to call out the government for neglect, lack of jobs, mismanagement and idolatry. Leaders worship money and it is a...

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