Former President Daniel Arap Moi. [Photo| Twitter]Majority of Kenyans have celebrated the return of Moi Day as a public holiday.The High Court judge George Odunga on Wednesday ruled that the omission of October 10 as a public holiday is an illegality and was in contravention of the law.

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Some however thought the holiday was unnecessary while others demanded compensation for the past years that they have not been marking the day.Below are mixed reactions from Kenyans on Twitter:@DonaldBKipkorir: Thank You Justice Odunga for bringing backMoi Day as a Public Holiday. My people, the Kalenjin Nation, have your back. We’ll not forget.@WehliyeMohamed: Eti Judge brings back Moi Day ? Hehehe. Hii Kenyan courts. Si they order twitter to introduce edit function & ban 280 characters thingi!@Asmali77: Moi Day is back. And since we have passed October, can it be carried forward to....say December 10.... for this year only?@Zuere: Yaaay to Moi day. I wish this was done earlier@ChrispusMutati: Nurses will demand compensation for the days they have been working on moi day since it's now a public holiday! 😂 😂 😂@NjeryLeviz: Moi day is back but we're in November, they Gvt should give us a day to celebrate before the year ends as a compensation.@Geophm: Moi Day is back? Our Kenyan courts are comedy houses@LilKoima: Moi Day is Back. We need a week holiday compensation for the past 7 days years that had been stolen by our new constitution.@ajanjaot: Sasa Matiangi atupatie November 10th as compensation for this yr Moi Day . We are also willing to negotiate on how to recover the other 6.

@jkemey: Reinstating Moi Day in Nov is an illegality, it should have been done earlier in Oct. So will they also backdate the holidays that we missed?@Itswycychoge: Thank you Odunga for bringing back Moi Day. I support this ruling because 10/10 was important for the less fortunate in the beastly society.@bryan_boit: Thank You Justice Odunga for bringing backMoi Day as a Public Holiday. My people, the Kalenjin Nation, have your back. We’ll not forget.@Peterchemrot: " Moi Day" is back but what for, there is nothing special about him to celebrate