Nairobi governor Mike Sonko is not relenting on his fights with State House as he accuse top officials of fueling City hall woes.
The governor specifically turned the heat on Interior Permanent Secretary Karanja Kibicho, accusing him of orchestrating corruption scandals in Nairobi county government in a bid to oust him.
The governor has been on the receiving end from voters as he fails to name the deputy after the resignation of Igathe.
Sonko has been facing corruption alleged scandals where million of money are said to misappropriated.
On local television, Sonko said he is ready to face Kibicho and other State House officials reportedly out to dislodge him.
“I am not a coward and I am ready to face them head-on. I will fight them till the end,” he said.
And he sensationally claimed that State House had dispatched President Uhuru Kenyatta’s personal aide Jomo Gecaga and Nairobi politician Reuben Ndolo to beseech him not to address journalists over his woes. Gecaga and Ndolo were seen at Sonko’s private office in Upper Hill where they had a two-hour private meeting with the controversial governor.
Kibicho has dismissed ouster claims, including accusations that he was behind the withdrawal of the governor’s extra security detail.