Nairobi Governor Sonko Buys His Wife Sh4.3 Million Neckpiece in Dubai [VIDEO]
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A video of Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko buying a Versace neckpiece worth Sh4.3 million has emerged on social media.
In the clip taken at a jewelry store in Dubai, the flamboyant politician is seen picking a neckpiece with a Versace pendant and gold chain.
Sonko, who leads a flashy lifestyle, is heard saying he is buying the neckpiece for his wife.
“I want big chains ingrained with diamond. Big chains are good," he says.
The shop attendant tells Sonko the pendant is worth 98,200 Dirham (Sh2.7 million) while the chain goes for 56,000 Dirham (Sh1.5 million).
“I am a fan of gold and Versace,” Sonko says before asking his aide to convert the price to Kenyan shillings.
“You haven’t bought from us before. The neckpiece you have just purchased from our store is very unique, you won’t find a similar piece of art in any other store,” the seller tells Sonko.
At the end of the video, Governor Sonko is seen paying for the neckpiece in cash over the counter.
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HEDONISM....when so so many…
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HEDONISM....when so so many are dying for lack of basics... God have mercy! Our leaders are investing in gold to hide their ill gotten money... very clever. God, where are you?
Good for him ..... let him…
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Good for him ..... let him enjoy before the moment lasts .🙁
Two possible sources of…
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Two possible sources of wealth. Drugs and the county. That is Jubilee leadership for you.
Tusimlaumu (let us not blame…
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Tusimlaumu (let us not blame) Ndugu Sonko kwa tabia zake mbovu. Kama si tapeli na jambazi WAFULA CHEBUKATI kumruhusu agombee kiti cha ugavana na huku sote twajua tabia zake (Sonko) za ajabu, asingekuwa gavana mahali popote nchini. Angekuwa Kamiti akila (eating) mboga zenye viwavi caterpillars).
Sioni kwa nini Wakenya kupiga kura 2022 ikiwa WAFULA CHEBUKATI yungali (he is still) mkuu wa IEBC. Ni lazima WAFULA asitaafishwe (made to retire) kwa manufaa ya umma (masses).
Rise up good people. Where…
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Rise up good people. Where are we going to stop electing corrupt politicians into office. They steal with impunity since they know the courts are useless. Wake up good people.
Aiiii, they rob from us then…
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Aiiii, they rob from us then they insult us, this kinda money can built properly a fully equipped clinic or two or even buy laptops for an entire county schools, this is very short sighted but I have a feeling their time is up
When you elect money-minting…
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When you elect money-minting fools, branding fleets of Umash funeral home eti Sonko Rescue, exciting you with flashy vehicles and golden-laced palace, doing some hurriedly kiddish red cross handouts, exciting with fake golden shoes, illegally setting you up and recording sensitive friendly conversation to proof how ideal his leadership is, just take a back seat and enjoy the ride. Kiddish leaders like Sonko, Sakaja, Owino, and others elected by foolish voters not for the sake of development, but for the mere fact that they exhibit weird public decorum. Just like America that elected one of the coolest moron president in its own history, Kenyans elect leaders either because they have money, or they belong to their own tribes. The next time Sonko will buy his wife a golden-diamond panties, then post it on social media. When I buy something for my nyeuthi, it doesnt even radites outside the perimeter of my ghetto home. We keep it to ourselves and behave like nothing has happened. At a time when Kenyans are suffering from hunger, hard-hit by a tough economy, pushed to the by Uhuru's omba omba, they should reassess these leaders and elect those who can deleiver like Prof Kivutha Kibwana. But who cafes, why care.
Halafu ataweka security aina…
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Halafu ataweka security aina gani kulinda shingo ya bibi yake! I mean.... Ako mkutano mahali na jambazi fulani nanafikiria tu vile hiyo shingo ya huyo mwanamke imebeba milioni tano. Enyewe it's hard to be rich in a poor country.
We elected these leaders…
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We elected these leaders. Tosha. Sonko has never hid his hood like ways and we still voted him in, so why complain now? At least he is not trying to hood wink us into thinking he is poor, living like the common mwanainchi and "oh, look at the Christian I am folks that I give a huge percentage to the church" whilst ignoring the plight of the rest of us. I say: Kula umalize yote, kisha ulambe sahani Sonko!
As the good book puts it …
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As the good book puts it "Vanity of vanities; all is vanity"
On the other hand, no man/woman with justice will condemn a man for spending his hard-earned money on the love of his life. So go sonko, ride on the proverb that says "Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies." and in your case far above 4.3 Million golden necklace!
who carries that kind of…
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who carries that kind of money in cash thieves and drug dealers. People are dying in Turkana others are chained to their hospital beds because they cannot afford to pay the bill this shady governor is buying gold chains for the wife really!Vanity tu. Utaiacha yote hapa sisi wote ni chakula cha mchwa tawasili uchi vile vile ulivyozaliwa
When you elect money-minting…
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When you elect money-minting fools, branding fleets of Umash funeral home eti Sonko Rescue, exciting you with flashy vehicles and golden-laced palace, doing some hurriedly kiddish red cross handouts, exciting with fake golden shoes, illegally setting you up and recording sensitive friendly conversation to proof how ideal his leadership is, just take a back seat and enjoy the ride. Kiddish leaders like Sonko, Sakaja, Owino, and others elected by foolish voters not for the sake of development, but for the mere fact that they exhibit weird public decorum. Just like America that elected one of the coolest moron president in its own history, Kenyans elect leaders either because they have money, or they belong to their own tribes. The next time Sonko will buy his wife a golden-diamond panties, then post it on social media. When I buy something for my nyeuthi, it doesnt even radites outside the perimeter of my ghetto home. We keep it to ourselves and behave like nothing has happened. At a time when Kenyans are suffering from hunger, hard-hit by a tough economy, pushed to the by Uhuru's omba omba, they should reassess these leaders and elect those who can deliver like Prof Kivutha Kibwana. But who cares, why care. They will still pocket hefty salaries and allowances, plus steal more than they get. Fure kafitha.
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