Governor Sonko rescues street woman from drugs’ jaws

The Ambassador of good deeds, Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko, has again extended his good hand in helping a street woman.

As drug abuse is on the rise in the Nairobi and in the whole country, the governor has insisted that he shall fight and help those in dire need of rehabilitation.

Sonko Rescue Team reinstated a youthful woman from Mathare area where she was using drugs.

The woman, Yasmin Fatuma, is currently undergoing treatment at the Mbagathi Hospital as she awaits transfer to a rehabilitation center.

“Drug abuse remains a major challenge to the youth in Nairobi and the country in general. Today my team managed to rescue a youthful woman from Mathare area where she was indulging in drug abuse leading to her being unproductive,” posted the governor.

Mike Sonko has continued with the dedication to help people in need and as an ambassador of good deeds.

Last month, he rescued a man who stole his baby from the hospital in order to dodge huge bill.

He, however, faces criticism of seeking ‘PR’ through assisting the poor of which he said “it’s not my first time to stand with the needy and I will not stop it because of your dirty mouth”.

Here is a video of Sonko rescue team supporting Mama Orange, a staunch die hard fan of Raila;

As a Good deed Ambassador Sonko Rescue team assisting Mama Orange from Kisumu, whose son passed away this month.She recorded a small video clip requesting for my assistant and I have personally directed that she is helped.Mama Orange is a famous woman, who used to put on oranges tied together all over her body during the ODM campaigns.My team has catered for the funeral expenses, including transport.May her Son Bonfinace Obina Rest in Peace.

Posted by Mike Sonko. on Thursday, 14 March 2019