Kenyans were on Friday set in a frenzy after the topic "Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga" topped the trending topics on Twitter.
Many Twitter followers perceived the worst could have happened, now that the county's first two governors trended after their deaths.
Here are some of the comments that were shared.
The former Deputy Governor, who assumed office after the tragic road accident that killed Governor Wahome Gakuru, was on Friday addressing a meeting at the Nyeri County hall.
Governor Kahiga addressed a congregation ahead of the 6th Annual Conference of Constitutional Commissions & Independent Offices scheduled to take place on December 5 and 6.
Commenting on the topic of the day, the Governor stated: "Kenya is the most legislated country in Africa. But are Kenyans Constitutional? Are Kenyans supporting the CCs and IOs to perform their Constitutional mandates?"
Governor Kahiga is a former teacher whose swearing-in caused much debate as many believed that it was rushed with ulterior motives.
Nyeri MPs came to the Governor's defence outlining that they had forced his hand in the matter to avoid a vacuum of office in the county's administration.
He was sworn-in on November 13 while his predecessor was given a State burial on November 18.
Former President Mwai Kibaki, President Uhuru Kenyatta, DP William Ruto, governors and cabinet secretaries were among those in attendance.
Here are more comments that were shared.
Kenya and the world marked the annual World Aids Day under the theme "Getting to Zero".
Here are some of the posts that were shared.
The topic trended on Friday after the National Super Alliance (NASA) announced the committee that will spearhead the People's Assembly ahead of its first conference in December.
The Opposition team announced that the new Secretariat will facilitate secession in case other strategies fail.
FORD-Kenya deputy party leader Bonny Khalwale outlined that the seven-member team will be made up of Dr David Ndii, Judy Sijeni, Hamid Kibwana, Mutaha Kangu, Dr Oduor Ongen, Koitalet Ole Kina and Peter Mathuki.
Here are the comments that were shared on Twitter.
Taita Taveta University was on the trend on Friday after students were sent home indefinitely following the lecturers' strike that paralysed learning in the institution.
On Google trends, Kenya's top searches for the day included World Aids Day and World Aids Day 2017 Theme.
