THE END OF MIKE SONKO
THE END OF MIKE SONKO
Mombasa
politics has been one of the county’s politics raising alarms after Kiambu
County. Mombasa county governorship politics in specific gained a twist after
the entry of a candidate that was not expected he would at all think of wanting
to contest for governorship in Mombasa.
Mombasa
residents are used to hearing Abdulswamad Sharrif Nassir, Hassan Sarai, and the
most commonly stated names that they get to hear daily only to get shocked as Mike
Sonko stated his bid to run for the governorship seat in Mombasa.
Nairobi’s
former governor Mike Sonko decided to join Mombasa politics to try his luck
since vying for Nairobi again was a total fail for him or what people call
‘dead on delivery’. Luck seemed not to be on his side time around since the
Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission has disqualified him and his
running mate to continue contesting in Mombasa’s governorship race.
Wafula
Chebukati who is the chairperson of IEBC stated that when one is removed from
office for reasons of violating his office he is not allowed to hold any other
office quoting the constitution in chapter 6 of the Kenyan constitution that
states “when one is dismissed or removed from office for contravening violating
the office will be disqualified from holding any other state office.
Mike Sonko
earlier made efforts of making his case be done away with but his efforts fell
on deaf ears. He has earlier been seen making appeals to the court concerning
his case asking for the case to be done away with but it was all in vain.
Reactions
have been seen however concerning his loss in the race. They have stated that
the appeals he made to the courts are subject enough to make him go on with his
campaigns of vying for governorship since he is innocent until proven guilty. Others
have argued about how he should be given the last chance to prove his innocence
by vying for the seat.
Mike Sonko
has left the race to the rightful owners. The ones that fully understand more
about the county and tactics of how to soothe their people into vying for them
as governors in the coming general elections.
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