Idi Amin Mama Samia is seeing bad things in Tanzania. It is boiling nicely! pic.twitter.com/FZnxDyiUIB
— Cornelius K. Ronoh (@itskipronoh) October 30, 2025
- The video in the post, originally from Nakuru, Kenya, in 2024, was misattributed to Tanzania in 2025, reflecting a pattern of misinformation on social media platforms like X, where users often spread unverified content to support political narratives.
- The comparison of Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan to Idi Amin, a notorious Ugandan dictator, stems from Kenyan social media users' frustration with her government's crackdown on dissent, including arrests for online criticism, highlighting regional tensions and the use of historical figures to critique current leaders.
- This incident underscores the broader context of political unrest in East Africa, where economic challenges and governance issues have fueled public protests, as seen in Kenya's own recent history, and the strategic use of social media to amplify dissent across borders.
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