Uhuru Kenyatta Tears CNN A New One #UhuruTellsCNN

The media conglomerate got some clap back about a week shy of the GES summit for the 'Hot Bed Of Terror Comment 'and now the President of Kenya is giving them his two cents in a series of tweets.


Here is the series of tweets sent out:
You mischaracterized Kenya. You also angered Government&Kenyans with the 'hotbed story' #UhuruTellsCNN, EVP and MD Tonny Maddox @cnni #KOT.
We don't expect to be showered with praise,we accept honest criticism.That is how we grow #UhuruTellsCNN EVP&MD Tonny Maddox @cnni #KOT.
I want to get on record that the people of Kenya are not happy with that kind of coverage #UhuruTellsCNN, EVP and MD Tonny Maddox @cnni
#KOT 'Hotbed' made Kenya look like it is the origin of terror,when the truth is we are not #UhuruTellsCNN, EVP&MD Tonny Maddox @cnni #KOT
The 'hotbed' story looked like an intentional attempt to render our efforts useless #UhuruTellsCNN, EVP&MD Tonny Maddox. @cnni #KOT
The timing of the 'hotbed' story was unfortunate.The world was focused on #MagicalKenya #UhuruTellsCNN EVP&MD Tonny Maddox.@cnni #KOT.
Our troops have played a key role in restoring stability in a neighbouring country and saved the world from terror #UhuruTellsCNN #KOT @cnni.
@cnni chose an office in Kenya because they find it comfortable&safe,your reporters should not say the opposite #UhuruTellsCNN #KOT.
Mr.Tonny Maddox as MD of @cnni what have you seen in Nairobi that makes Kenya a 'hotbed'? Nairobi is like other cities #UhuruTellsCNN @cnni.
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