Raila sends interesting message after private meeting with Sonko
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Odinga stated that Sonko had paid a courtesy visit on Friday morning for purposes of discussing the future of Nairobi City.
The NASA leader added that he has shared some ideas on making Nairobi great and encourages Sonko to continue performing his governorship duties with diligience.
"Governor stopped by Capitol Hill Sq this morning to have a chat and bounce ideas on the future of this great city. Nairobi is a great city with massive potential and I urged him to continue performing his duties diligently for the greater good of our people," Odinga stated.
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After meeting Sonko, Odinga held another meeting with Former President Mwai Kibaki, just days after a similar visit to Kenya's second President Daniel arap Moi.
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