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Here is what Janet Mbugua had to say about social media bullies and women

Many people are being bullied on social media, an act that has been on the rise in Kenya.

Celebrities like Jimmy Gait have been greatly affected by such behaviours to an extend of crying on live television.

Here is what Janet had to say;

“As a woman, the whole thing for tearing each other and feeling like one is important does not help much and women need to shine their lights and learn that they are important.

Learn to do away with the noise and remember to remind yourself that you are doing the best that you can.

You don’t have to impact many people but always remember to live your best life. Social media has become quite intrusive and sexist. Tap into your potential and be happy being a woman as you remember to own it.”

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As we all know, it’s a good time to be a woman but it’s also not the easiest. With this in mind? What would be your challenge to other women? To your friends, sisters, daughters? Let us know! #empoweredwomenempowerwomen . . . “…you don’t have to impact a million people. You can change one person’s life by living the most authentic version of your own life… “~ Janet Mbugua @officialjanetmbugua . . #powerandpurpose #Pressforprogress #beautyclick254 #candidconversations . . Videography: @sunafricastudios SetUp: @inzufurnishings

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