Spread love, not hate - Celestine 'Selina' Gachuhi defends Azziad Nasenya
She went on to say that it is a serious problem with long-term consequences for its victims.
Celestine Gachuhi, also known as Selina, has challenged Kenyans to speak out against cyberbullying.
Gachuhi stated in a message titled Stop Cyberbullying that this is a critical issue that impacts many people, particularly those in the public eye.
She went on to say that it is a serious problem with long-term consequences for its victims.
"Cyberbullying is a serious problem that has lasting effects on its victims. My dear friend Azziad has been a victim for too long. No one should have to face hatred, harassment, or hurtful comments online."
She continued;
"We are all human beings with emotions, dreams, and aspirations. Behind every profile picture is a real person with real feelings. We need to remember that words carry power and they can either build someone up or tear them down."
"I urge all of you, my amazing followers, to join me in fostering a positive and compassionate online community."
The actress asked her fans to speak out against cyberbullying, report it and stand in solidarity with the victims.
"Lets be allies and not bystanders."
"Let's use our platforms to lift each other up, to inspire, to educate, and to spread kindness like wildfire. Your words have the power to create a ripple effect of change, so let's use them for good."
"Spread love, not hate. Let's be the light that shines through the darkness."