Kenyans were on Friday further outraged after David Nzomo, the man who was caught on camera battering his wife, was arraigned in court following his dramatic arrest.
Nzomo's charge sheet angered netizens after they found out that he had been accused of assault, a charge they deemed to be too light in comparison to the act.
Members of the public were further outraged that he pleaded guilty to the charge without any apparent remorse over the act.
Here are some of the reactions that were shared on the trending Twitter topic "David Nzomo".
The topic "Makueni" also trended as commentators discussed the development in the battering case.
The case received attention from social media users even as Winfred Mwende, David's wife who was battered in the viral video, spoke out on the incident.
Mwende told journalists that it wasn't the first time that her husband had beaten her up but she had not left him in over 15 years of marriage because she did not know where to go.
Some commentators on the topic also sided with Nzomo, claiming that the justice system would be tweaked to punish him severely so that he'd serve as an example.
The topic trended on Friday as Kenyans shared photos of old and tattered Ksh50 notes that were still in circulation despite an order by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) Governor Patrick Njoroge to destroy the notes.
Here are some of the posts that were shared.
The hashtag trended on Friday after a man was captured making away with a potful of ugali during a Thursday raid of illegal structures within Nairobi CBD.
The hilarious photos of the man who carried the ugali on his shoulders sparked discussions with some even seeking to find out who he is.
Here are some of the posts that were shared.
The hashtag trended on Friday as the fourth winner of a house in the Maisha Ni M-Pesa Tu promotion was handed the key to the Ksh7.8 Milion apartment.
Benson Kilonzo Munywoki from Kitui County emerged the winner in the draw, leaving only three more apartments up for grabs.
