Suba North MP, Millie Odhiambo Mabona, came out to defend her recent remarks regarding Nairobi Governor, Mike Sonko, and his controversial remarks during the late Ken Okoth's memorial service.
The Suba legislator took to her facebook page on Sunday, to reiterate her view that Sonko's utterances were distasteful.
"Unlike you, I do not just yap at funerals. I pass laws that protect all children including children who are like Ken Okoth's son," she posted.
The outspoken MP went on to articulate the various ways in which she had championed the fight for children born out of wedlock, going on to dare Sonko to do the same.
"I founded a child rights organization that has taken many parents ( including dead beat fathers) to court to force them to take care of their children. I do not need to shout it at funerals," Millie reiterated.
In her fiery response, Millie blamed the fact that the late Ken Okoth's body was never taken to his ancestral home for final respects, squarely on the Nairobi governor.
"Your unnecessary drama spiralled a behind the scenes series of events that resulted in Okoth's body not being taken to Kabondo,"
In response to Sonko's comments on her sexuality during his scathing Facebook post earlier on Sunday morning, she affirmed that sex was not a sin and urged the governor to focus on developmental issues.
"I have said before publicly that I love sex and I have sex. Why should it be your headache who I have it with, how I have it or how often I have it. Such a knowledge my brother, can not help us deal with the cancer menace or joblessness in Kenya," she asserted.
Millie then dared the Nairobi governor to respond through any means he deemed fit, making it clear that she was more than capable of taking him on.
"Send your senji type bloggers I deal with one by one. I am a one-woman army," she posted.
Sonko had earlier on also responded to attacks by Millie and Nominated Senator, Issac Mwaura, who had both described his actions as populist.
