Fake! CJ Koome did not praise State House thanksgiving prayers

The fake tweet was from a Twitter handle with Koome's profile photo

In Summary

•But on Koome's official page, she last tweeted on September 23.

•On the fake account, they misspelt her title by using a small j whereas, on her real account, it is capital J is used.

Chief Justice Martha Koome at the Supreme Court during the proceedings for the presidential election petitions on Thursday, September 1,2022.
Chief Justice Martha Koome at the Supreme Court during the proceedings for the presidential election petitions on Thursday, September 1,2022.
Image: THE JUDICIARY/TWITTER

A tweet purporting that Chief Justice Martha Koome praised the prayers conducted at State House on Sunday has been flagged as fake.

The Judiciary clarified that the tweet alleging that Koome had praised a decision by President William Ruto to hold the prayers was not genuine.

The fake tweet was from a Twitter handle with Koome's profile photo and the page is verified.

The tweet suggested that the Judiciary should emulate the act.

"Thank you William Ruto for making State House a house of prayer. A good example for Kenya Judiciary. Kenya is a country of God," the fake tweet read. 

But on Koome's official page, she last tweeted on September 23.

On the fake account, they misspelt her title by using a small j whereas, on her real account, capital J is used.

President William Ruto and First Lady Rachel Ruto on Sunday hosted thanksgiving prayers at State House. 

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