What KOT had to say about Sonko’s Mashujaa Day speech

Peace messages dominated this year’s Mashujaa Day celebrations at Nairobi’s Uhuru Park grounds.

This even as Kenyans online made fun of Nairobi governor Mike Sonko’s delivery of his speech.

President Uhuru Kenyatta during the fete urged Kenyans to maintain peace ahead of the Thursday presidential election.

Sonko in his speech assured Nairobians that he will deliver while urging the police to maintain law and order in the city.

“It is important that every resident feels secure and assured that they have nothing to fear as they conduct their business in accordance with the law. Let all the law-enforcement agencies remain vigilant, steadfast and act firmly against criminal elements as we approach the forthcoming presidential elections,” he said.

Kenyans online weighed in during Sonko’s speech making fun of his delivery skills.

Heee Sonko—kizungu nayo!!! #MashujaaDay

— Odeo Sirari (@OdeoSirari) October 20, 2017

Sonko sasa naona anaiva. I think he misses his free speeches.

— MESHACK SINDANI (@MeshackOSindani) October 20, 2017

Sonko reading his speech with a tweng! Ha! #MashujaaDay

— BenNM254 (@BenNM254) October 20, 2017

#MashujaaDay ruto and uhuru wamefungilia kicheko sonko akisoma speech.. http://pic.twitter.com/K2ppjHPc3X

— don pablo wanjigi (@blackkk_king) October 20, 2017

After reading that speech, Sonko just literally had a ‘sigh of relief’ Mheshimiwa amejaribu #MashujaaDay

— Toto (@mercyamoh) October 20, 2017

The guy who writes Mike Sonko’s speeches should just do so in Sheng’. He looks like a kindergarten kid reading from a quantum physics book.

— Gabriel Oguda (@gabrieloguda) October 20, 2017

Sonko hav taken a long breath after reading the speech. I wish he would just do it in Swahili coz it’s our national language #MashujaaDay

— SonOfKenya (@DancaanIsMe) October 20, 2017

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