Mike Sonko, a former governor of Nairobi, has commented after his name was linked to the Mary Lincoln controversy.
Sonko posted a video where popular TikTok star Sue Gacambi expressed her curiosity about how the musician's private photographs were released.
Gachambi made light of the former governor's history of covertly filming and disseminating material.
"I believe she sent Sonko the pictures, but what do you think?" In joking, she said to her followers, "Sonko has a habit of releasing other people's tapes and images.
The former Nairobi governor responded by disputing the allegations and asking why his name was being linked to the incident.
“Aki mnapendakunionea mimi I was just chilling them boom jina Sonko... Hata sijui huyu dame,” he said on his social media platforms.
Kenyans' perspectives on how the gospel musician handled the situation varied as a result of the leaked information, which sparked a commotion on social media.
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| TikTok star Sue Gacambi |
Following the release of her intimate images and their online reverberation, the well-known Kikuyu gospel singer apologized and pleaded for prayers.
Bishop Michael Wanderi of the Christian Fellowship Foundation (CFF) claims that musician Kiambu sought him and begged to be prayed for as well as remorseful of her crimes.
The man of God made a call to Mary's pastor to ask him to join her in prayers as a result of this.
The gospel singer cried for the majority of the prayers as a show of her acceptance and acknowledgement of her guilt.
Along with Shiru Wa GP, Joyce Irungu, Anne Lawrence, Karangu Muraya, and Judie Masila, Mary was joined by several additional performers, whom she thanked for their assistance throughout her difficult period.
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