#SOMEONE TELL CNN | KENYANS REACTED ON TWITTER AFTER CNN REPORTED KENYA AS BEING A ''A HOTBET OF TERROR''

Kenyans on Twitter have for the second time bashed CNN after it reported Kenya as being a “hotbed” of terror ahead of US President Barack Obama’s visit.

This headline by CNN was drawn from the fact that Kenya has faced a series of attacks lately from the Al Shabaab terror group, the deadliest being the Garissa University College attack that left  148 Kenyans dead in April. On twitter the hash tag #SomeoneTellCNN has as well trended worldwide.

The raised concerns also come days after Obama’s itinerary was leaked by a top official therefore raising security fears.

However, this was not taken lightly by Kenyans on Twitter (#KOT) as they brought back #SomeoneTellCNN for the second time as they see this as an attempt by CNN to mock as well as an attempt by the broadcaster to rain on Kenya’s parade ahead of what is largely seen as President Obama’s homecoming.

However, hours later CNN has changed the headline to read, “Terror Threat Concerns After Obama Trip info exposed.” 

Below are some of the reactions from twitter 

Dear CNN, You are accountable to a wide global audience & sensentional/irresponsible headlines will be called out. #KOT #SomeoneTellCNN

— Julie Gichuru (@JulieGichuru) July 23, 2015

#SomeoneTellCNN they have their own agenda in bringing Africa down.If you have nothing to report we'll help you.You won't derail our vision

— Chris Kirubi (@CKirubi) July 23, 2015

This is @barbarastarrcnn the renowned author of HOTBEDS & OTHER STORIES surveying the terrain #SomeoneTellCNN pic.twitter.com/1iUoEFYIBZ

— #GES2015Kenya (@HOVELYZZ) July 23, 2015

#SomeoneTellCNN that love is everywhere pic.twitter.com/AUfCGQJF8L

— zeks (@zeks_mungai) July 23, 2015

#SomeoneTellCNN We are diverse. We are inspired. We are hopeful. We are dazzlingly beautiful. pic.twitter.com/OQBi6rdsAA

— xavier kandie (@xavierkandie) July 23, 2015

This ones are hilarious

JUST IN: #KOT is going to the @CNN account and reporting it as posting spam! Don't miss out! #SomeoneTellCNN pic.twitter.com/r4ktL04BLf

— TRENDING KENYA (@TRENDINGKENYA) July 23, 2015

Me busy calculating how low the IQ of the news staff in CNN is #SomeoneTellCNN pic.twitter.com/WGRa8p1Bz1

— JOMO (@andyjomo) July 23, 2015

Kenyans use #SomeoneTellCNN to showcase @BrandKenya http://t.co/EIiMorkn84 #MagicalKenya pic.twitter.com/3T26XMjl4U

— Capital FM Kenya (@CapitalFM_kenya) July 23, 2015

Kenyans are now demanding an apology from the  American broadcaster.

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