Nakuru's popular radio station Hero Radio 99.0 FM has been on the receiving end for allegedly faking a story on one of their popular shows dubbed Doom News.
The station hit headlines on Tuesday, after the Show host Kate Vobik supposedly called a lady named Rose to deliver a break up message from her husband Ted, following disturbing information he had discovered.
According to the conversation, Ted the husband to Rose, had realised that his wife was sleeping with dead bodies at the mortuary in exchange for money.
Rose blantantly told the host that she was comfortable with her job which had earned her all the wealth she had, and that her husband was free to leave.
The clip which went viral on WhatsApp and other social media platforms was criticised by many under the hashtag #SomeonetellHeroRadio.
Kenyans on Twitter have cast doubt on the credibility of the call which caught their attention.
Here is the audio clip:
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Here are some of the reactions:
#SomeOneTellHeroRadio they decided to stage managed lies to gain popularity,now its time 4 #kot to expose them.U can't just lie 2 us easily
— Collo Is Mambobiad (@Collobrown25) October 28, 2015
#SomeOneTellHeroRadio listening to any radio including hero is a waste of time and I don't
— shadygachanja (@shadygachanja) October 28, 2015
#SomeOneTellHeroRadio. There's something called ethics in journalism. The Media council should take action on them. What a shame! NKT!
— Joyce Rono (@joyroceno) October 28, 2015
#SomeOneTellHeroRadio to join the govts #36bloggers to lie more effectively to Kenyans.
— Shujaa Mrefu (@Kirgit_ne_sobe) October 28, 2015
#SomeOneTellHeroRadio we need credible presenters' names.
— bourzizi (@boazlitunya) October 28, 2015
#SomeOneTellHeroRadio that recording and editing a phone call u must be creative we aren't fools for cheap voice overs
— joe kungu (@Ngutez) October 28, 2015
