Nairobi gubernatorial aspirant Miguna Miguna has blasted governor-elect Mike Sonko who is currently leading in the provisional results.
In a series of tweets, Miguna maintained that Sonko was not the right person to lead the Capital stating that he would not recognise him as the governor.
The Canada-based lawyer accused the prospected incoming governor of being an “illiterate convicted drug dealer” insisting that he would not transform Nairobi.
ATTENTION: @MikeSonko remains a functionally illiterate convicted drug dealer and looter. I'll never recognize him as my governor. Period!
— Dr. Miguna Miguna (@MigunaMiguna) August 10, 2017
Replacing a KLEPTOMANIAC with a CONVICTED CRIMINAL, DRUG PUSHER and LANDGRABBING LOOTER cannot be a solution.
— Dr. Miguna Miguna (@MigunaMiguna) August 10, 2017
Adolf HITLER was elected German CHANCELLOR with millions of votes. "Electing" a convicted drug dealer & thief will not transform Nairobi.
— Dr. Miguna Miguna (@MigunaMiguna) August 10, 2017
Despite emerging fourth with almost all votes counted, Miguna declined to concede defeat maintaining that he was consulting on the way forward.
"I'm consulting widely on The Way Forward concerning the fight against the Cartels & the Culture of Impunity. Please, STAY TUNED!" he tweeted.
He thanked his team and those who voted for him for their support and steadfastness hinting that he would still continue his fight against what he termed as Cartels.
“I wish to extend my gratitude to everyone who voted for me on August 8th and those who have contributed to our struggle thus far,” he stated.
The struggle against the cartels and merchants of impunity - thieves and drug dealers - has just started. Cheers & Viva!
— Dr. Miguna Miguna (@MigunaMiguna) August 10, 2017
With 95 percent of the votes already submitting, Sonko leading with 832,750 votes (53,47%), incumbent Evans Kidero is second with 667,834 (42,88%), former Gatanga MP Peter Kenneth has 41,557 (2,67%) while Miguna is fourth with 9,891 votes (0,64%).
