Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has slammed Nominated MP Maina Kamanda for criticizing his leadership.
Sonko says that despite the respect he has for the Member of Parliament he has a problem with his dirty mouth and menopause politics.
Sonko fired back after Maina Kamanda asked him to wake up and serve Nairobians after his trip to Turkana which he implied was a PR stunt.
Maina Kamanda on his facebook post said ” Dear governor, after going to Turkana with your complete photograph team, please wake up and serve Nairobians.Streets are still dirty, hawkers being harassed, drainage pathetic and workers being fired left right like garbage.Nairobians also need service”
After this criticism, Sonko on his end defended his Turkana trip saying that he did it for the sake of the needy people and not to show off.
He also blasted the MP saying that he is aging and seemingly this transition is not going well for him.
Have a look at his response
What is wrong with this old man Hon. Maina Kamanda whom I respect alot. Is it bad to help other Kenyans when they’re in need? Anyway we are trying our best to ensure our streets are clean, we are doing around 9 markets which are over 80% complete including the multi storeyed mwariro hawkers market in kariakor near CBD putting in consideration Nairobi is ranked as an international city we must control our hawkers from being all over the CBD and finally the issue of firing staff, let them do the right thing, any staff who engages in corruption and laziness will be fired.
I went to Turkana and West pokot for 3 days knowing Nairobians need services I did not go there to stay forever or perform the duties of their Governor HE Nanok, I did not go for PR as you allege. I was recently crowned the good deeds Ambassador in Kenya by the Global good deeds organisation based in Israel. I think this explains why I went there to stand with our brothers and sisters who are facing drought. It’s not my first time to stand with the needy and I will not stop it because of your dirty mouth and menopause politics which has been overtaken by events. Inaonekana wewe Mzee unazeeka vibaya respect others, respect your age the same way we respect you