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In fighting hate speech, NCIC shouldn’t go the populism way

NCIC chairman Dr Samuel Kobia (right). Facebook and Twitter have become a revolution with a snare and NCIC is fully aware. [Jenipher Wachie, Standard]

Every aspirant should be wary of hate speech and its heavy political costs. Even without unanimity on dealing with its subtle aspects, it’s a threat that must be fought and crushed.

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