Esther Passaris In Heated Debate With Andrew Kibe Over Harassment Of School Girls
Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris has clashed publicly with controversial content creator Andrew Kibe over her condemnation of young men harassing school-going girls under the guise of online content creation. The dispute escalated on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, when..
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Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris publicly clashed with controversial content creator Andrew Kibe over the harassment of schoolgirls for online content. The dispute escalated on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, with both engaging on X (formerly Twitter).
- Passaris condemned videos showing young men harassing girls in school uniform, calling for the DCI to take action, describing the acts as "shocking and traumatizing."
- Andrew Kibe rejected Passaris's stance, accusing her of promoting a "dangerous and misguided" narrative and suggesting her condemnation of gender-based violence was financially motivated.
- Passaris emphatically stated, âAssault Should Never Be Condoned,â challenging Kibe's commentary as "puny lambistic, brain-matter-draining."
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