Murkomen Under Heavy Criticism After Claiming BBC Documentary On Underage Girls Was Staged
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has ignited a fierce debate after claiming that a recent documentary by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) featuring young girls was a staged and misleading portrayal of a social issue in Kenya. Murkomen’s serious accusation..
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Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen is facing heavy criticism after claiming a recent BBC documentary featuring underage girls was staged. Murkomen alleged the participants were paid actors and the documentary was fabricated, sparking a fierce debate in Kenya.
- Kipchumba Murkomen stated, “They went and picked some young girls, paid them, and told them what to say.”
- The controversy highlights growing tension between the Kenyan government and international media organizations.
- The BBC documentary focused on sensitive social issues faced by young girls in a specific region of Kenya.
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