Social media was on Monday morning a buzz with Kenyans discussing different topics of the day.
Here are today's trending topics:
Opposition Leader Raila Odinga has been a subject of discussion following the postponement of his inauguration on Sunday evening.
The rescheduling of the event by the National Super Alliance (NASA) angered a section of Mr Odinga's supporters who took to social media to express their disappointment and frustration.
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Some of the supporters noted that the coalition was taking them for granted with too much talk and no action.
Others threatened to ditch the Alliance claiming the coalition's leaders were not serious.
They further noted that they will not pay attention to the coalition anymore adding that they would rather focus on the 2022 General Election.
The angry supporters advised the Opposition leaders to stop talking about electoral reforms that are required in the country if they cannot act when given an opportunity to do so.
Here are some reactions:
The Supreme Court hit the trends on Monday as it is expected to deliver the detailed ruling on the election petition that upheld President Uhuru Kenyatta.
In the ruling, the court is expected to explain the reasons why the petition failed.
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The court had in November delivered its summarised ruling where the Judges unanimously upheld President Kenyatta's re-election.
In the ruling, Chief Justice David Maraga stated: "The court has unanimously determined that the petitions are not merited and the final orders are that the petition by Harun Mwau versus the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission and two others as consolidated is hereby dismissed.
“The petition by Njonjo Mue and another versus the chairperson of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission and three others as consolidated is also hereby dismissed. As a consequence, the presidential election of October 26 is hereby upheld as is the election of Uhuru Kenyatta."
Laugh Festival is an event that brings together top comedians from the continent to Kenya for a night of laughter.
The festival trended after Kenyans expressed their views regarding the visiting comedians ahead of the main event tonight at KICC.
Some of the notable comedians who will be performing include; Basket Mouth, Salvador, Cotilda, Mc Pilipili, Arthur Mkusi, Professor Hamo, MCA Tricky, Jalang'o Teacher Wanjiku among others.
4. Tanzania
Tanzania has been trending ahead of a CECAFA challenge match against Harambee Stars.
The two teams are set to play at 4:00 pm at Kenyatta Stadium in Machakos County.
#HumanRightsDay was also an item of discussion as activists and rights defendants celebrated their day.
