Renown lawyer Nelson Havi has advised activist Morara Kebaso to avoid attacking President William Ruto personally and instead focus on the issues surrounding the government’s inefficiencies. In a response to a post by Morara on X, where he asked whether to directly criticize the character of “Zakayo” (referring to Ruto), Havi suggested that Morara should address the failures in action and performance rather than attacking the presidentās character.
Havi emphasized that this approach would make Moraraās message more acceptable to a wider audience, including those who support the president and the government. He advised that focusing on specific failures of projects or mismanagement would strengthen his argument without alienating supporters.
Morara Kebaso is known for exposing government projects where funds have allegedly been embezzled. His posts often highlight instances of corruption and inefficiency within the administration. In his message, Morara questioned whether he should directly target the presidentās character or maintain a more neutral tone when discussing these issues.
Nelson Havi’s response provides strategic guidance, reminding Morara that addressing the core problems without personal attacks is the most effective way to ensure that his message resonates with the broader public. This exchange between Havi and Morara highlights the balance between holding leaders accountable while maintaining a respectful tone in public discourse.
By Kenyans