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A section of TikTok influencers are decrying the petition to ban TikTok in the country and instead coming up with ways of regulating it. This comes a day after national assembly speaker Moses Wetangula received a petition by Bridget Connect consultancy CEO, Bob Ndolo who is seeking to have the popular social media application banned in Kenya.
Section of TikTok influencers decry petition to ban TikTok in the country
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