Those
who have been opposed to Nairobi Senator Mike Mbuvi Sonko’s hair cut with
messages have now come to believe that indeed they were wrong in one way or the
other. Sonko who is President Uhuru Kenyatta’s buddy pulled the first surprise
when he had a hair cut style when accompanying Uhuru to the Hague which reads “UHURU NOT GUILTY”.
Many
dismissed the hair style and Sonko being the controversial politician he is believe
to be and being an independent-minded leader who believes in God and himself
has never been bothered about those criticizing his hair style but has always
insisted that just like companies and organizations uses T-Shirts to advertise
their products and to pass important information, he also chose to use his hair
cut style to pass information.
Today,
Sonko boasts of having a hair cut that has now come to pass “UHURU NOT GUILTY”.
But it is not only Uhuru that he has supported over the ICC cases. He had also
once accompanied Deputy President William Ruto to The Hague and he had a hair
cut which read “UHURUTO NOT GUILTY”. It is important to note that Sonko does
not use his hair cut for political matters only.
In
2013 after the presidential election results were announced and Cord went to
court to challenege Uhuru’s victory, as tension continued to build, Sonko
pulled a first one and had a baby mohawk with the word “PEACE” emblazoned in
the middle. It not only created a buzz in the country, but also, according to
Sonko, it showed his patriotism and call for peace in the 2013 election.
During
the campaigns for his senatorial race, he also had a hair style cut with word “PEACE”
which he used to appeal to Kenyans to hold a peaceful election. He therefore
campaigned on the platform of peace.
During
the Shujaa Day celebrations, Sonko had his hair styled with the words “SHUJAA” in
the To Sonko, the inscription was a way to celebrate the heroes that have
contributed to Kenya's development.
Again
during the New Year celebrations, Sonko had his signature “PEACE” mohawk but
enhanced the look with additional message, “GOD BLESS KENYA”, wishing Kenyans a
happy New Year.
Love
him or hate him, Sonko has maintained that he is the darling of the Nairobians
and by extension Kenyans. His political clout cuts across the ethnic, tribal and
religious boarders. But one thing that he has kept his supporters guessing is
whether it is true he is laying grounds to contest the Nairobi Gubernatorial
elections in 2017.
Now
that he must have a new hair cut based on the new development on ICC and now
that his buddy Uhuru is a free man, Kenyans are waiting to see what message he
will have for them. Will it be “Thank you Bensouda” or “Set Ruto free”, or “Ruto
not guilty” or “terminate Ruto case”? Your guess could be as good as mine and
only time will tell.
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