Countless Kenyans found it hard to resist the allure of money when Governor Sonko's daughter, Saumu Mbuvi flaunted bundles of cash on Friday evening via social media.
The first born daughter of the controversial Nairobi Governor posted a photo of herself sitting in an office with one section of the desk entirely packed with money.
She also had a clear message to her followers stating that she knew her worth and was never afraid of flying solo.
“I know what I bring to the table, so trust me when I say I am not afraid to eat alone,” wrote Saumu Mbuvi.
The post caught the attention of many people who aired their reactions.
Most Kenyans told her to be very thankful for her wealth in these unforgiving economic times.
College students went ahead to courageously admit that even paying school fees for them was a massive struggle.
Ms Mbuvi quickly deleted the post but it had already created enough excitement to the netizens.
Sonko's daughter was two weeks ago attacked in the company of Lamu Senator Anwar Loitiptip by unknown people in Kasarani, Nairobi.
The Jubilee senator sustained deep head cuts in the fracas before he was rushed to the Aga Khan Hospital and admitted for treatment.
Saumu told police that she had been with the senator at the club that Saturday night watching the UEFA Champions League finals and had excused herself to the washrooms when the trouble began.
The senator was eventually discharged from the hospital.
