Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has re-emerged in the digital scandal arena, adding another chapter to the ongoing controversy surrounding videos allegedly featuring the Cabinet Administrative Secretary of Interior, Millicent Omanga. Sonko, a master of puppeteering, took to Twitter and shared a snapshot of Omanga with a young man nestled on her chest.
Sonko wielded his pen like a sword, using the image to tell a cautionary tale about his own tumultuous past with the notorious photos featuring Rachel Shebesh. He connected the individual responsible for the leaked photos with Shebesh, the late Roy Kohadha, to an ill-fated demise in a Rongai road accident. Sonko then warned of impending karmic doom for the person responsible for Omanga’s controversial visuals.
“The late Roy Kohadha who released my photoshopped photos with Shebs died in a fatal road accident in Rongai,” Sonko began his ominous tale, “even this bugger Peter Noel Msangi, who intends to spill more juicy videos and photos of our CAS, will meet his fate soon. Karma is a bitch.”
Sonko’s recent actions have added to the intrigue of this story, as he erased a captivating statement on his Twitter account concerning the leaked photo of Omanga. The statement, which drew the rapt attention of his two million followers, disappeared without explanation.
In the now-lost declaration, Sonko narrated a captivating tale of the leaked video, where Omanga was captured half-dressed and asleep. He claimed to have recommended a remedy for indigestion to Omanga, a mix of club soda, salt, and hot water, which she adhered to before succumbing to rest.
Sonko’s tale continued, detailing Omanga’s release of gas after a long day of serving the nation through tree planting. He assured his audience that the sheets were immaculate, indicating no impropriety.
However, the disappearance of Sonko’s tweet has raised questions about the authenticity of his narrative and the reason behind its erasure. With no further information available, this once-fascinating story has faded into obscurity, leaving behind mere echoes of its fleeting social media existence.
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