Mike Sonko offers to help Mzungu who could not pay a lady after lungula.

NAIROBI: Former City Governor Mike Sonko offered to pay for a Caucasian man who was unable to compensate a young woman for her services. In a video shared on his official social media handle, the former city official called for the woman’s contact information to assist the man.

“Life is challenging. Consider this elderly foreigner who enjoyed the company of a Kenyan woman but has declined to honor his commitment. What are your thoughts on this? Mine is simple: let the woman share her M-Pesa details, and I’ll help settle the matter for the elderly gentleman,” he wrote on his social media platform.

In the video, the woman claims she did all that the white man asked for including bl*j*b, in which the man discharged his seeds in her buccal cavity; a service that should be paid handsomely.

With the rising cost of living and limited employment opportunities, many young women resort to offering companionship for a fee. Sonko’s offer elicited a range of responses from Kenyans on social media.

Others who commented on the post;

Githeri wa Mchomba; I mediated a case similar to this when I worked in an hotel,I wud never like to be involved in such,guest brought a lady in his room,they agreed $100 for night, he did the first round & requested for a discount claiming the lady thing was too big,i had to hand them to the police

@Jothefu wrote; The girl should be arrested for prostitution. It’s illegal in the Republic of Kenya

@SGHirji; Governor, don’t pay! It became indecent assault, a felony, when the mzungu’s cheque bounced

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