Kenyans criticising Terryanne Chebet over her expose' are plain delusional

GEOFFREY MBUTHIA ENTERTAINMENT SUB-EDITOR

16 September 2021

Terryanne Chebet was under fire yesterday by a section of Kenyans after she decided to expose a man who had hit on her while still applying for a job from her.

The former Citizen TV anchor blasted the unnamed man and broadcasted some of the DM's he had sent her.

"Hello Terryanne. I loved your conversation with Benard Ndong on Instagram Live. I'm an IT diploma graduate, digital manager and content creator and I would love to work for you. I don't mind starting as an intern," the young man said.

Terryanne told the man to send his CV and was impressed enough to consider him for an interview but she would later find a number of sultry DM's the man had been sending her on I.G.

Some of the phrases he used are below;

" 'I'm Honestly in love with you', 'Hun', 'Dear', 'Kissable lips', 'I like you Terryanne but talk of snobbing someone, you have mastered it', 'Happy Birthday my crush. Nakupenda hata kama ulilenga my DMs'."

After making the discovery she wrote,

"I'm all about shooting your shot, but not when you're actively job hunting. Got an inbox, good candidate, mailed him to book an interview, only to scroll up on IG to see messages he'd been sending me, which I hadn't seen."

Terryanne was still gracious enough to connect him to another employer. Honestly speaking this is an open and shut case if ever I have seen one. You don't sh!t where you eat! Why are Kenyans criticising Terryanne?

They might say that she was clout-chasing or attention-seeking but her actions are pragmatic and practical.

In fact, someone who is attention-seeking will rarely if ever still help the person who asked for the job in the first place.

Not only did she keep his identity a secret, she also connected him with a potential employer. She also gave many Kenyans a much-need education on social media etiquette in the digital age.

The people crucifying her don't understand how important one's social media history is for any potential employer. What she did, is what I call "stunning and brave".

But what do I know...