Woman Performs Hex for Justice After Jahenda Bullying Incident
A Kenyan woman has recorded herself performing what she describes as a hex on the girls accused of bullying Jahenda, saying it is her way of seeking justice for the young girl. The act has sparked a divided reaction among Kenyans, with some supporting her actions while others express concern over the appropriateness of such measures.
The video of the bullying incident, which surfaced online, shows a group of women allegedly harassing Jahenda in a club restroom. This incident has drawn widespread condemnation, prompting Riara University, where some of the individuals involved are students, to initiate an internal review. The university emphasized that such behavior contradicts its values and student code of conduct, as reported by Pulse.
Jahenda has become a symbol of the fight against bullying in Kenya, with many rallying behind her in the wake of this incident. The Redeemed Gospel Church Buruburu also acknowledged that one of the girls involved is affiliated with the church and condemned the behavior, stating that church membership does not exempt individuals from accountability. Pastor Felix Kavoi clarified that he is not related to any of the girls involved, questioning the linkage of the church to the incident, according to KBC.
The public outcry has led to protests outside the church, with a group of young activists demanding justice for Jahenda and accountability from those involved. This situation has reignited discussions on bullying and accountability among youth in Kenya, especially in educational institutions. Recently, two of the women featured in the video publicly apologized, acknowledging their unacceptable behavior, which reflects a growing awareness of the consequences of such actions among young people.
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