Nairobi Governor-elect Mike Sonko's Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), Sonko Rescue Team, on Tuesday embarked on a clean-up exercise of the Nairobi CBD area.
Dozens of youth from the NGO were seen along Nairobi's Moi Avenue taking down posters that were put up by politicians during the 2017 election campaigns.
[caption caption="Sonko Rescue Team at Uhuru Park before they were dispatched to various parts of the city"]
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[caption caption="A section of youth from the Sonko Rescue Team pulling down posters along Moi Avenue, Nairobi in the company of a City County Council Askari"]
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[caption caption="A section of youth from the Sonko Rescue Team pulling down posters along Moi Avenue, Nairobi"]
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Activist Boniface Mwangi, similarly, engaged his followers to pull down his posters from the city over the weekend.
Mr Mwangi lost in his bid for the Starehe parliamentary seat to Jubilee candidate Charles Njagua Kanyi who had 61,262 votes compared to his 15,877.
[caption caption="Boniface Mwangi joins supporters to clean up posters on a street light pole in the city"]
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[caption caption="Boniface Mwangi with a follower carrying a box full of posters he pulled down from the Nairobi CBD"]
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