Tonight, I believe more than ever that God hears and answers prayers. I have witnessed His mighty hand in my life, and words cannot express how grateful I am. Thank You, Lord, for Your faithfulness and goodness. My heart is full of gratitude. Uongo haulast na ni mfupi sana.
What a coincidence! Kenyan business mogul and politician based in Malawi, Hon. Susan Nyaga, who vied for the Embu Woman Representative seat in 2017 and emerged first runners-up with over 67,000 votes, paid me a courtesy call this evening. Shock on us, we were dressed almost exactly the same, yet we never planned anything! Ameswag kila kitu kuanzia ngotha hadi braa na mimi boxer mpaka top! Na hata yeye aliachwa na baby daddy! Great minds dress alike!
JUST FROM THE THEATRE! Our miracle girl, Scandy Chelagat, is safely out of theatre at Lions SightFirst Eye Hospital. The surgery was successful. Today marks another beautiful chapter in what has been an incredible 14-year journey of faith, courage, healing and never giving up. Fourteen years of standing with Scandy. Fourteen years of believing. Fourteen years of trusting God through every challenge. And today, once again, God has done it! Our special thanks go to Dr. Abhijit Rasal and the entire Lions teams. Mungu mbele. To God be all the glory.
FINALLY, JUSTICE FOR BABY EMILLAN AND HER MOTHER, RUTH NDONGOLA. A few weeks ago, Baby Emilian came to my office with one heartbreaking request: to help trace her mother’s family and ensure that her late mother, Ruth Ndongola, received a dignified burial. Ruth’s body had remained at Kenyatta National Hospital mortuary for nearly two months and was at risk of being buried in a mass grave because her family could not be traced. At first, because of the name Ndongola, we thought the family might have Congolese roots. We even engaged the Congolese Embassy here in Kenya in our search, but nobody from Congo came forward. We refused to give up. Through our continued efforts and the tremendous support of Kenyans on social media, we eventually traced Ruth’s father, Dennis Ndongola, to Makueni, Makueni County. DNA testing was conducted and confirmed the family relationship. But this journey also taught us a very important lesson: before judging anyone, always listen to both sides of the story. At one point, Ruth’s family was heavily attacked and trolled on social media, with many people questioning why they had allegedly abandoned Ruth and her sister Rebecca. But after tracing the family, we also heard their side of this painful story. According to the family, Ruth and Rebecca had allegedly attempted to set their family home on fire by opening the gas while their brothers, sisters and other family members were inside. By God’s grace, nobody lost their life. The matter was reportedly reported to the DCI, after which Ruth and Rebecca went underground. I am not sharing this to condemn Ruth or Rebecca. I am sharing it because we must learn not to judge people based on one side of a story. Every family has battles, pain and circumstances that outsiders may never fully understand. Despite everything that happened, forgiveness finally prevailed. Dennis forgave his daughter, and today Ruth is finally being laid to rest with dignity. This should be a lesson to all parents and children. Parents, forgive your children when they make mistakes. Children, forgive your parents too. No matter how deep the pain, let us never allow anger and bitterness to permanently destroy our families. Even those you think have everything sometimes cry in silence. Rest in peace, Ruth Ndongola. 🕊️ May God forgive you and grant you eternal rest. And to you, Baby Emilian, we shall walk this journey together. You will remain under my care, just like the other children I have taken under my wing. We shall do everything possible to ensure you receive the love, education and opportunities you deserve. Before you judge, hear both sides. Before you condemn, understand. And above all, learn to forgive
HOSTING MARALAL WARD MCA ASPIRANT — SAMBURU COUNTY
We had the pleasure of hosting Hon. Hassan Nasir, who is aspiring to represent the great people of Maralal Ward, Samburu County, as MCA.
We held fruitful discussions on the challenges facing the people, including poverty, unemployment, access to water, healthcare, education, youth and women empowerment, and sustainable development. Our agenda remains clear: fight poverty, empower our people and transform lives.
Also present in the meeting was the DPL Hon. Antony Manyara and NEDP youth legue head John Mark Ababu. Mungu mbele. 🙏
PARTNERING WITH JKUAT KAREN — 20 YEARS OF TRANSFORMING LIVES
This afternoon, together with the Deputy party leader Hon. Antony Manyara and Eastern region coordinator Hon. Tom Luusa, we hosted Dr. Godfrey Makau, Coordinator of Industrial Collaboration and Linkages at JKUAT Karen Campus, who paid me a courtesy call and formally invited me to partner with the institution as it marks 20 years of transforming lives, empowering communities and shaping the future.
Dr. Makau is also the supervisor of my daughter, Saumu Mbuvi, who is currently based in Abu Dhabi and in the final year of her Master’s degree programme at JKUAT.
We held fruitful discussions and agreed to partner and work together towards the celebrations, scheduled for 6th–8th October 2026 at the JKUAT Karen Campus grounds.
Congratulations to the entire JKUAT Karen fraternity on this remarkable 20-year milestone. 🎓🤝
My good friend of many years, legendary broadcaster Fred Obachi Machoka, paid me a courtesy call at my office and personally invited me to his retirement celebration, which will be held on 10th October 2026 at Ulinzi Sports Complex.
From the Voice of Kenya, now KBC, to Royal Media Services, Fred has spent five remarkable decades informing, entertaining and bringing joy to millions of Kenyans.
We will miss the voice. We will miss the humour. We will miss the Rhumba. But we will never forget the legend behind the microphone.
Congratulations in advance, my brother Fred, on an extraordinary 50-year journey in broadcasting. You have served generations with passion, dedication and distinction. You may be retiring from the microphone, but your legacy will live on for generations.
Legends may retire, but their legacy never retires.
10th October at Ulinzi Sports Complex itakuwa moto sana! Kofi Olomide, Mbillia mbel and Sam fan Thomas, among others, will be in the house!
This afternoon, I hosted former Principal Secretary (PS) Hon. Charles Sunkuli in my office. Hon. Sunkuli is seeking to serve the people of Narok as their next Governor.
Our conversation was candid and focused on what matters most: the future of Narok and the dignity of its people. We discussed a shared agenda centred on defeating poverty, strengthening healthcare and education, expanding infrastructure, ensuring access to clean water and sanitation, and creating real economic opportunities for our people.
For us, politics cannot be about positions, personalities or empty promises. Politics must be about transforming lives and delivering measurable results. The people of Narok deserve leadership that listens, acts and delivers.
We agreed to continue meeting and engaging regularly as we build a common understanding of the challenges facing our people and the solutions needed to move Narok forward.
The time for politics as usual is over. It is time for leadership that puts the people first and leaves no community behind.
Mike Sonko
Tonight, I believe more than ever that God hears and answers prayers.
I have witnessed His mighty hand in my life, and words cannot express how grateful I am.
Thank You, Lord, for Your faithfulness and goodness. My heart is full of gratitude. Uongo haulast na ni mfupi sana.
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Earlier today, I appeared at Milimani Law Courts with my lawyers for the hearing of my case.
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What a coincidence!
Kenyan business mogul and politician based in Malawi, Hon. Susan Nyaga, who vied for the Embu Woman Representative seat in 2017 and emerged first runners-up with over 67,000 votes, paid me a courtesy call this evening.
Shock on us, we were dressed almost exactly the same, yet we never planned anything!
Ameswag kila kitu kuanzia ngotha hadi braa na mimi boxer mpaka top! Na hata yeye aliachwa na baby daddy!
Great minds dress alike!
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JUST FROM THE THEATRE!
Our miracle girl, Scandy Chelagat, is safely out of theatre at Lions SightFirst Eye Hospital. The surgery was successful.
Today marks another beautiful chapter in what has been an incredible 14-year journey of faith, courage, healing and never giving up.
Fourteen years of standing with Scandy. Fourteen years of believing. Fourteen years of trusting God through every challenge. And today, once again, God has done it! Our special thanks go to Dr. Abhijit Rasal and the entire Lions teams.
Mungu mbele. To God be all the glory.
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FINALLY, JUSTICE FOR BABY EMILLAN AND HER MOTHER, RUTH NDONGOLA.
A few weeks ago, Baby Emilian came to my office with one heartbreaking request: to help trace her mother’s family and ensure that her late mother, Ruth Ndongola, received a dignified burial.
Ruth’s body had remained at Kenyatta National Hospital mortuary for nearly two months and was at risk of being buried in a mass grave because her family could not be traced.
At first, because of the name Ndongola, we thought the family might have Congolese roots. We even engaged the Congolese Embassy here in Kenya in our search, but nobody from Congo came forward.
We refused to give up.
Through our continued efforts and the tremendous support of Kenyans on social media, we eventually traced Ruth’s father, Dennis Ndongola, to Makueni, Makueni County. DNA testing was conducted and confirmed the family relationship.
But this journey also taught us a very important lesson: before judging anyone, always listen to both sides of the story.
At one point, Ruth’s family was heavily attacked and trolled on social media, with many people questioning why they had allegedly abandoned Ruth and her sister Rebecca. But after tracing the family, we also heard their side of this painful story.
According to the family, Ruth and Rebecca had allegedly attempted to set their family home on fire by opening the gas while their brothers, sisters and other family members were inside. By God’s grace, nobody lost their life. The matter was reportedly reported to the DCI, after which Ruth and Rebecca went underground.
I am not sharing this to condemn Ruth or Rebecca. I am sharing it because we must learn not to judge people based on one side of a story. Every family has battles, pain and circumstances that outsiders may never fully understand.
Despite everything that happened, forgiveness finally prevailed. Dennis forgave his daughter, and today Ruth is finally being laid to rest with dignity.
This should be a lesson to all parents and children. Parents, forgive your children when they make mistakes. Children, forgive your parents too. No matter how deep the pain, let us never allow anger and bitterness to permanently destroy our families.
Even those you think have everything sometimes cry in silence.
Rest in peace, Ruth Ndongola. 🕊️ May God forgive you and grant you eternal rest.
And to you, Baby Emilian, we shall walk this journey together. You will remain under my care, just like the other children I have taken under my wing. We shall do everything possible to ensure you receive the love, education and opportunities you deserve.
Before you judge, hear both sides. Before you condemn, understand. And above all, learn to forgive
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HOSTING MARALAL WARD MCA ASPIRANT — SAMBURU COUNTY
We had the pleasure of hosting Hon. Hassan Nasir, who is aspiring to represent the great people of Maralal Ward, Samburu County, as MCA.
We held fruitful discussions on the challenges facing the people, including poverty, unemployment, access to water, healthcare, education, youth and women empowerment, and sustainable development.
Our agenda remains clear: fight poverty, empower our people and transform lives.
Also present in the meeting was the DPL Hon. Antony Manyara and NEDP youth legue head John Mark Ababu.
Mungu mbele. 🙏
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PARTNERING WITH JKUAT KAREN — 20 YEARS OF TRANSFORMING LIVES
This afternoon, together with the Deputy party leader Hon. Antony Manyara and Eastern region coordinator Hon. Tom Luusa, we hosted Dr. Godfrey Makau, Coordinator of Industrial Collaboration and Linkages at JKUAT Karen Campus, who paid me a courtesy call and formally invited me to partner with the institution as it marks 20 years of transforming lives, empowering communities and shaping the future.
Dr. Makau is also the supervisor of my daughter, Saumu Mbuvi, who is currently based in Abu Dhabi and in the final year of her Master’s degree programme at JKUAT.
We held fruitful discussions and agreed to partner and work together towards the celebrations, scheduled for 6th–8th October 2026 at the JKUAT Karen Campus grounds.
Congratulations to the entire JKUAT Karen fraternity on this remarkable 20-year milestone. 🎓🤝
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50 YEARS ON AIR — A LEGEND TAKES HIS FINAL BOW.
My good friend of many years, legendary broadcaster Fred Obachi Machoka, paid me a courtesy call at my office and personally invited me to his retirement celebration, which will be held on 10th October 2026 at Ulinzi Sports Complex.
From the Voice of Kenya, now KBC, to Royal Media Services, Fred has spent five remarkable decades informing, entertaining and bringing joy to millions of Kenyans.
We will miss the voice. We will miss the humour. We will miss the Rhumba. But we will never forget the legend behind the microphone.
Congratulations in advance, my brother Fred, on an extraordinary 50-year journey in broadcasting. You have served generations with passion, dedication and distinction. You may be retiring from the microphone, but your legacy will live on for generations.
Legends may retire, but their legacy never retires.
10th October at Ulinzi Sports Complex itakuwa moto sana! Kofi Olomide, Mbillia mbel and Sam fan Thomas, among others, will be in the house!
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This afternoon, I hosted former Principal Secretary (PS) Hon. Charles Sunkuli in my office. Hon. Sunkuli is seeking to serve the people of Narok as their next Governor.
Our conversation was candid and focused on what matters most: the future of Narok and the dignity of its people. We discussed a shared agenda centred on defeating poverty, strengthening healthcare and education, expanding infrastructure, ensuring access to clean water and sanitation, and creating real economic opportunities for our people.
For us, politics cannot be about positions, personalities or empty promises. Politics must be about transforming lives and delivering measurable results. The people of Narok deserve leadership that listens, acts and delivers.
We agreed to continue meeting and engaging regularly as we build a common understanding of the challenges facing our people and the solutions needed to move Narok forward.
The time for politics as usual is over. It is time for leadership that puts the people first and leaves no community behind.
Mungu mbele. 🙏
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Hon. John Mark Ababu, the former National President Bunge la Mwananch is the current Youth legue leader NEDP.
Be guided accordingly.
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