Kenyans Want Sonko to Expose Passaris After She Demands Social Media Ban

November 25, 2021

A section of Kenyans on social media has challenged former Nairobi governor Mike Sonko to release an expose on Esther Passaris.

This was after the Nairobi Woman Representative called on authorities to ban Sonko from all social media platforms.

Speaking during the illumination of the Kenyatta International Conference Center to mark the beginning of the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence on Tuesday night, Passaris raised concerns about ‘Sonko Leaks’.

The former governor has been releasing videos implicating lawyers and judges in alleged corrupt dealings.

One of the videos took a surprising turn after Sonko’s informant, Mary Nkatha, exposed her breast and licked it in a video call.

It is this video that Passaris spoke out against, accusing Sonko of violence against Mary Nkatha.

“That kind of violence and violation of a woman is wrong by every standard and the I call on the DCI to take action against him because as a country, you can block someone who terrorises and abuses women on social media platforms,” she said.

Passaris, who was a victim of Sonko Leaks in the past, said Kenya should emulate European countries, where such acts are not tolerated.

“Europe refuses to even mention the names of such people and they do not give them any kind of audience. So I am challenging the DCI and the DPP to close those social media platforms,” she said.

Adding: “If we say that we are going to end sexual and gender-based violence then perpetrators in such high positions should not be let to walk scot-free. He must be made an example of. Let us cut the power that perpetrators have on social media platforms. If they managed to do it to Donald Trump, then they can surely do it to Sonko.”

Passaris’ demands elicited wild reactions from Kenyans on social media, with most speculating that she was afraid of being exposed.

To this end, they asked Sonko to do what he does best and leak any Passaris videos he might have.

Here’s what some Kenyans on Twitter had to say.

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