Governor Lusaka Urges Responsible Social Media Use

   Governor Kenneth Lusaka has called on the youth to embrace responsible and positive engagement with social media, cautioning against the growing trend of online abuse and character assassination.Speaking during the New Year’s service at ACK St. Crispin’s in Bungoma, Governor Lusaka voiced his concerns over the harmful use of social media platforms, which has become a widespread issue in recent years. He highlighted the negative impact of online bullying, hate speech, and the spreading of false information, urging the youth to steer clear of such practices.“It is critical for young people to recognize the power of social media and use it in a manner that benefits society rather than harms others,” Lusaka said. “Character assassination and online harassment have no place in our communities. Let us all work together to create a positive and supportive online environment.”The Governor also emphasized the vital role parents play in guiding their children’s online behavior. Lusaka urged parents to instill discipline and reinforce moral values to help their children navigate the digital world responsibly.”It is the responsibility of parents to ensure that their children follow the right moral path, both online and offline,” Lusaka added.The Governor’s remarks come at a time when there is increasing scrutiny over social media conduct, with various stakeholders calling for greater accountability and responsibility from users. As social media continues to influence every aspect of daily life, Lusaka’s appeal serves as a timely reminder for both the youth and their guardians to approach these platforms with caution and integrity.Governor Lusaka’s message was well-received by the congregation, with many expressing their support for his call to curb the rise of online misconduct and promote positive digital citizenship in the community.  Read More