Video: Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko Goes LIVE On Facebook Minutes After Getting Kicked Out Of Citizen TV Studios
Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko went LIVE on Facebook just moments after his controversial interview on Citizen TV's #JKLive was brought to a premature end.
Sonko had been invited to the show to give his side of the story over his recent altercation with Nairobi County Women Representative Esther Passaris but it quickly t
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Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko went LIVE on Facebook just moments after his controversial interview on Citizen TV's #JKLive was brought to a premature end.
Sonko had been invited to the show to give his side of the story over his recent altercation with Nairobi County Women Representative Esther Passaris but it quickly turned messy after Sonko brought forth fresh allegations and backed them up with documents.
However, towards the end of the interview, Sonko's allegations slowly turned into personal attacks as he shredded Passaris live on air prompting the show's director to bring it to an end.
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Just minutes after Sonko was shut down, he took...
Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko went LIVE on Facebook just moments after his controversial interview on Citizen TV's #JKLive was brought to a premature end.
Sonko had been invited to the show to give his side of the story over his recent altercation with Nairobi County Women Representative Esther Passaris but it quickly turned messy after Sonko brought forth fresh allegations and backed them up with documents.
However, towards the end of the interview, Sonko's allegations slowly turned into personal attacks as he shredded Passaris live on air prompting the show's director to bring it to an end.
Just minutes after Sonko was shut down, he took to Facebook where he started a live video session captioned “Enjoying my freedom of expression and right to reply” and continued to show the online world even more screenshots and recordings of his conversations with Passaris.
Here is a link to the live stream below.
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