“Najua Niko Na Forehead Kubwa”: Charlene Ruto To Haters Following Online Criticism
"Najua Niko Na Forehead Kubwa": Charlene Ruto To Haters Following Online Criticism| collage
First daughter Charlene Ruto has admitted to having a big forehead following online trolls about her appearance.
Speaking to Victoria Rubadiri on Citizen TV, the president’s daughter disclosed that she loves her prominent forehead and that there’s nothing she can do about it.
Charlene admitted that despite her forehead, many have also trolled her over her dress code and the accessories she uses and being an academician, she has learnt to live with the troll.
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“Najua niko na forehead kubwa and I love my forehead. I mean, I really love my forehead and I don’t hide it,” Charlene told Rubadiri during the interview on Saturday evening.
She also revealed that social media criticisms started in 2022 after the general elections when she launched a national tour with an intention to empower the youth to beat unemployment.
After the launch, most online users started to put more focus on her outward appearance rather than focusing on what she had envisioned over on society.
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According to her sentiments, the troll made her make a norm of telling those taking her pictures to expose everything and not hide especially her big forehead and dress code.
“Even when they try to hide using my hair, I tell them, don’t hide the forehead, it’s there, and God blessed me with it,” she said.
The bullies which nearly made feel desolate, spearheaded her move to include online bullying as one among her many issues and goals to address across the country apart from economic empowerment.
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“When we have a platform, we don’t need to misuse it. Let’s use it as a platform to encourage each other and speak positively about each other,” she advised.
The president’s daughter began her national tour to highlight major thirty issues affecting the youth in 2022 which includes: mental health issues, drugs and unemployment.
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