Sen Isaac Mwaura Drags Sonko Into 'Sex Scandal' Propaganda

Nominated Senator Isaac Mwaura, on Friday, accused Nairobi Governor, Mike Sonko, of being behind a crop of blogs that propagated a sex scandal between him and Brookhouse School student, Goldalyn Kakuya.

In past months, a number of blogs claimed that the senator had engaged sexually with the high school student which he termed as false.

Taking to his Facebook page, Mwaura condemned Sonko of being inconsiderate by dragging Kakuya into their disagreement despite her being a minor.

He further christened the governor as a coward for not having the guts to post the accusations on his own account.

"Mike Mbuvi Sonko, you are a true coward. How do you use bloggers to attack me instead of facing me directly? Coward of Nairobi, post those things on your wall directly if you are man enough.

"How do you use a small innocent girl as a shield instead of protecting her. The true bully that you are (makes you) think that by peddling falsehoods and using intimidation, you will silence those who can see the poor leadership that Nairobi has," he stated.

The senator also gave an update on how Kakuya was fairing on in school disclosing that she was among the top performers in her class.

"Goldalyn Kakuya, our true little hero is now studying at the prestigious Brookhouse School. After we took her to State House, she was given a scholarship by her Excellency First Lady Margaret Kenyatta for her exemplary performance.

"She is toping in her class and she needs peace and privacy as a little girl to achieve her dreams. As a father, you would care to protect her and not to drag her into petty squabbles and using albinism as an excuse or some form of weakness," he continued.

The two leaders have previously locked horns after the governor sensationally exposed the late Ken Okoth's secret lover during his memorial service.

Mwaura had accused Sonko of making the exposé just to win himself 'bonga points' (political mileage) to which he responded by accusing the senator of being a dead beat.

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