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Sakaja claims online trolls targeting him are sponsored


In  6.05 am tweet on Monday, Nairobi Senator Johnson Sakaja (pictured above) ushered the day with a sarcasm encouraging people to 'bang the keyboards' so that they can earn their daily wage.

The Nairobi legislator opened up for the first time to talk about hashtags that have lately dominated Twitter making him the nucleus of discussion. He claimed without mentioning names that some of his political enemies had sponsored the trendy hashtags. 

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