Kenyans on twitter are up in arms criticising the planned takeover of JKIA by loss making Kenya Airways.
Those who posted their reactions did not have polite words for the move. Take a look.
Mr Jackson Mandago is crystal clear;
— Kipleting. (@keterJunior) March 6, 2019
In 2017, KQ made net loss of 10.2 Billion. (Your Mama Mboga's business is managed more profitably than KQ).
A loss-making private company should not, ideally, take over the management of a profitable public institution( #JKIA )
So we had to hire a Mzungu manager to come save KQ from failing only for him to sink the Co. deeper, since he started Sh.1.3B has been stolen according to KAWU.
— Kenya West© (@KinyanBoy) March 6, 2019
The allegations of the workers are big that must be addressed. The unnecessary baggages must be removed. #JKIA
It's almost as if Kenya is a feudal state, in the death-grip of a morally bankrupt, drunk-on-greed dynastic oligarchy. The peasants are rising? SEND IN THE ARMY.#JKIAonlockdown#JKIA https://t.co/3X80KjwL2I
— Shailja Patel (@shailjapatel) March 6, 2019
Workers in Kenya are an exploited lot.
— Son of Kronos ⚡⚡ (@kimanikenneth) March 6, 2019
One day, we will no longer fear the police and their guns. That is the day Kenya will raise up #JKIA #JKIACrisis pic.twitter.com/bSNhveQiHC
As engineers, @KNUE_Official, WE stand with Kenya Aviation Workers Union.
— Kenya National Union of Engineers (@KNUE_Official) March 6, 2019
We condemn the arrest of KAWU Sec. Gen. Moss Ndiema during #JKIA strike.
We rebuke the utterances of @JamesMacharia_ calling aviation workers kriminos
YET
the evidence is clear who the criminals are! pic.twitter.com/UWWdVUv3SV
How Uhuru is fighting corruption.#MtuWetuNonsense #JKIA #DevCon2019 pic.twitter.com/hZFjxnTIyk
— Kericho Tweep 🇰🇪 (@KerichoFinest_) March 6, 2019