Section of Kenyans on Twitter (KOT) has vowed to boycott Classic FM after tweeps exposed unbelievable things Maina Kageni does.
It all started by a tweep called MissMati (@Kasungwa_) who was concerned about the calls at Classic FM.
“These callers wa Maina and king’ang’i are they legit!???” Miss Mati tweeted.
These callers wa Maina and king'ang'i are they legit!???
— MissMati (@MissMati_) February 18, 2022
Miss Mati’s tweet elicited hundreds of responses with tweeps exposing how Classic FM and Maina Kageni lie to listeners.
Maina’s show, well known for highlighting social issues touching mostly on relationships and marriage, allegedly has the same callers every morning, this is according to sampled responses on a tweet by Miss Mati.
KOT exposed how Classic FM comes up with fake stories which are discussed on air just create a buzz.
Alwys misleading for clout. 3/4 of most problem in our society is brewed in radio station with scripted shows.
— Anonymous Kreature (@AnonKreature) February 18, 2022
Kuna msee huitwa Wakanai his calls are always answered daily & the way he talks trash about women na kumbe he is married bana. pic.twitter.com/hfFgIycQeW
— Bo$$🇰🇪🇺🇬🇹🇿 (@Sam_Baja) February 18, 2022
There is one Weldon korir who called in today morning and his voice was repeated like three times before he contributed his views,ata kama ni kudanganya watu be at least smart.
— Sir Charles (@Sir_Charles10) February 18, 2022
I think someone once disclosed here how during their internship they would be given airtime and instructed to “call” the studio with those fake stories.. and they would make the calls from within the corridors or staircase. Better stick to @KBCChannel1 Radio news bulletin at 1pm
— Fred Ndaga ® (@fndaga) February 18, 2022
The moment people will learn that what they hear on radio is 90% scripted then they will pinch their noses
— John Marks (@johnnboscoh) February 18, 2022
kuna dame anaitwa ''koinange'' maina daily wishes her a happy birthday
— Ni God Manze (@Kikuyuplug) February 18, 2022
wapi …..ni jamaa wako hapo tu kwa korridor za lions place… they must create something……some make-believe cock and bull story to capture your audience
— josefi (@MuliJoemuli2007) February 18, 2022
Radio is now conning innocent Kenyans… TV's are advertising things which even don't make sense… But again, they've got bills to pay… Employees salaries, etc… Ati tambua sauti… A) ni ng'ombe.. B) ni KUKU 😂😂😂… As we talk, social media has taken the lead…
— Eroo Mtetezi (@MteteziEroo) February 18, 2022
Kuna yule ati alikuwa anatoka kwake aende alale na maiti 🤣🤣🤣🤣 you leave your husband in the house to just go sleep naked Kwa mortuary hii ujinga yote then you call and tell maina 🤔🤔🤔🤔 I stopped listening to that shit
— H.E MR GOVERNOR ↗️ (@Muzthaf_Abdul) February 18, 2022
Radio job is hard. Every presenter must assume there's a listener at the other end & keep going. There's a chance kuna wenye huwa wanajiongelesha in their whole show!
— Gabriel Simiyu (@cmeugaby23) February 18, 2022
It is called entertainment, just ask yourself why stations flooded themselves with comedians, thespians or artists, just to entertain the larger listeners population and pull them to their programs , so stage managing at it's best .
— Asacha Godfrey (@AsachaMutiva) February 18, 2022
https://twitter.com/Doncorleon1968/status/1494699068253163520
https://twitter.com/omwenga_eric/status/1494581970680098824
I am one of those coached people who usually calls in. Am paid really well. They are fake.
— Odongo Why? 🇰🇪 🌍 (@LokroRaoSports) February 18, 2022
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