BBC News – World
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Kenyan leader sparks uproar after mocking Nigerians' spoken English
Kenyan President William Ruto faced backlash after mocking Nigerian-accented English while addressing Kenyans in Italy on Monday. He claimed understanding a Nigerian speaker requires a translator, drawing criticism for demeaning fellow Africans. Social media users condemned Ruto's remarks as indicative of a colonial mindset and urged focus on pressing domestic issues.
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