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    Sonko Demystifies Source Of His Wealth, Calls For Senator Sakaja’s Investigation

    Merxcine CushBy Merxcine CushMay 8, 2019Updated:May 8, 2019No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Nairobi governor Mike Sonko. [PHOTO/ COURTESY]
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    Nairobi governor Mike Sonko has called for the investigation on senator Johnson Sakaja stating that he was denying the county revenue.

    Speaking during an interview with NTV,  he said that the senator had been cutting trees and grass to erect billboards but did not submit the required revenue to the county.

    ” Sakaja needs to be investigated. He operates with impunity. The Senator doesn’t pay revenue from his billboards,” he said.

    Sonko reiterated that there was no law compelling him to nominate a candidate for deputy governor but he had shown good will by appointing Miguna Miguna and even accepting proposals from even the NASA coalition.

    “I have already shown good will by appointing one Miguna Miguna. I received various proposals  from various parties including Nasa,” Sonko said.

    The governor said that he disagreed with auditor general’s report that money from the Nairobi beautification was drawn from his pockets.

    I beg to differ with the auditor general, because 2017/18, beautification of Nairobi had no budget. That's why I was on record in the Senate to say that I funded this project with my own money – Gov. Sonko #Sidebar @KenMijungu pic.twitter.com/dkQrqwHsD7

    — NTV Kenya (@ntvkenya) May 7, 2019

    On his wealth Sonko said that he owned close to 200 vehicles and has 1000 tittle deeds which stretched from Lamu county. He also said that his wife was among the first women to own a double Decker buses post the colonial era.

    I own properties all the way from Lamu to Vanga. I have got over 1000 tittle deeds of properties which I own genuinely.- Gov. Sonko #Sidebar @KenMijungu pic.twitter.com/LNyo0dGqw1

    — NTV Kenya (@ntvkenya) May 7, 2019

    He said that he was wealthy and he was using his wealth to share with the general public and that is the reason he was elected as the governor.

    Read:Raila Odinga Junior Differs With NASA Stand On VAT

    He said that he will never divert any public money for any of his personal investments.

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