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<\/a>Also read: \u201cIt\u00b4s okay to be vulnerable,\u201d Willis Raburu speaks on his healing process<\/a><\/p>\n Raburu shared his journey across all his social media platforms, a time when when tapes were still in the market.<\/p>\n #TBT<\/a>\u00a0with my only suit and tie at the time I was an intern at\u00a0@citizentvkenya<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n However, this post was not welcomed with open arms from his fans and especially people who knew his background as well as his family status.<\/p>\n There was nothing wrong with his post other than the part where he said that was his only suit.<\/p>\n His comment section had tweeps calling him out for lying about his capacity to own more than one suit.<\/p>\n Reason being, his father had some political background back then and was a quite respected figure in society.<\/p>\n Fans alleged Willis\u00b4 dad was a PC – that time, Provisional Commissioner – for several provinces at the time and this was no low status if I recall my History well.<\/p>\n Fans cautioned him to tread carefully because his dad is well known and there is no need to lie about where he comes from.<\/p>\n Others believed he was just taking them for a ride.<\/p>\n A section however, congratulated him for his hard work and resilience that eventually saw him scoop among the top positions in the Kenyan media industry – taking their hearts off, as a sign of respect.<\/p>\n<\/a>Backlash<\/h2>\n
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