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FUNDAMENTALS: Policewoman LINDA OKELLO Becomes The Most Searched KENYAN Personality On GOOGLE Here's The Full List

According to Google Trends a tool used to determine the most searched words or questions on the world’s largest search engine in its April/May results has revealed that the voluptuous policewoman Linda Okello who made headlines and trends on social media courtesy of her ‘tight dressing ‘ is the most searched personality in the past few weeks.
In case you’ve been wondering if size really matters then this gives you the perfect answer.  Apart from Linda some other most searched people in Kenya includes:
Johnson Mwakazi -who drew interest on social media after he left his job at Citizen TV.
Alice Odera– a former Citizen TV host, trended on social media on reports that she was no longer employed by Kenya Airways.Also allegations of her being a stripper while studying abroad.
Former President Moi- Speculation about the health of former
president of Kenya, Daniel arap Moi was also trending during the past week.


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