SONKO-SHEBESH AFFAIR REKINDLED


Mike Sonko is known for all the bad reasons: Moral decay, thuggish lifestyle, irresponsible utterances and violence among other unpleasant issues.

The media well knows him for his uncouth adulterous behavior. The people of Nairobi have suffered a lot when it comes to their representation in the senate. The leader they elected for being famous turned up to be a lover boy hovering with the Nairobi Women Rep Rachel Shebesh in various hotels and beaches.

Earlier in the week, in a fancy display of romance, Sonko was seen comfortably carrying Shebesh's handbag as he escorted her from the Nairobi Hospital, a role that was supposed to have been performed by the husband or bodyguards to the women rep.

Mike Sonko has zero qualities of being a leader. He is a bad influence to young people and needs to respect married women. Any sober Kenyan would agree with me that such romantic affairs would derail service delivery in public offices.

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