Here is Nairobi’s prettiest & youngest aspirant who everyone is talking about [Photos]
She wants to be the Senator of Nairobi
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The bold lady is among other aspirants wanting to succeed incumbent Senator Mike Sonko, who is vying for the Capital's gubernatorial seat.
Lengewa, a graduate of Kenyatta University took social media by storm when she posted her campaign posters.
Ms Lengewa will be vying for the seat as an Independent candidate.
A spot check by Plive.co.ke into the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) list established that Suzanne had already registered herself as a candidate.
The young lady has opted to use the double infinity symbol to spearhead her campaigns.
The symbol is believed to imply the idea of perfection because it gives an endless amount of space and time to achieve perfection.
Lengewa posters were shared widely on the Internet especially by her school mates at Moi Girls School Nairobi, where she undertook her O levels.
Some of her fans were quick to ask Lengewa to share her manifesto while others congratulated her for the bold step.
Her schoolmates were amazed by the high position one of their own was seeking in the country.
Here are her photos:
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