Former Kakamega County Senator Boni Khalwale on Tuesday, March 13 posted pictures of her ailing granddaughter at the Nairobi Hospital on his Twitter handle.
Boni Khalwale did not reveal what his granddaughter is suffering from.
However, there are Kenyans on social media who believe that the former Senator made a wrong move by posting the pictures.
Even if parents decide to parad kids naked online, they have no rights to privacy? Who dictated so?— Robert ALAI, HSC (@RobertAlai) March 13, 2018
This is a bad PR.... you don't have to post such.
— dominic kithinji (@KithinjiDominic) March 13, 2018
This is an unnecessary violation of Little Khahondo's privacy. May she recover fast
— JohnG (@john_giks) March 13, 2018
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1.Violation of child's right to privacy .2.trespassing into someone else's duty you could have done it in your clinic. 3.Showing us yu can afford Nrb Hospital, I wish it was Kakamega provincial hospital— jack okuku (@khaunyaomuchimo) March 13, 2018
Privacy is very necessary. Otherwise augue pole and wish her quick recovery
— Duncan Muchiri (@DuncanMuchiri) March 13, 2018
We do take care of our loved ones everyday and we don’t post it. ????????????— The Street Lawyer (@lawyer_street) March 13, 2018
But ... where are the parents? You raised one of them and you have to raise their outgrowers (your grandkids) too?
— George, since 1990. (@geonal) March 13, 2018
What exactly is your son/daughter's contribution to this world?
I resist this kind of millennial laziness! Nooo, Khalwale, no!