Mike Sonko Calms Down Rowdy Crowd Allegedly Trying To Get Physical With Andrew Kibe

• Mike Sonko and US-based content creator Andrew Kibe got together, and an angry crowd confronted them
• Sonko and Kibe had visited a restaurant in Nairobi when the charged crowd approached them, threatening the content creator
• The politician quickly rushed to his aid, trying to calm the situation in a video that has since gone viral on social media.

Former Nairobi governor Mike Sonko and US-based content creator Andrew Kibe have gone viral over a recent incident.

Why was an angry crowd looking for Kibe?

Kibe and Sonko linked up to create content and they visited a restaurant in Nairobi.

Little did they know that a crowd would gather outside the restaurant, threatening Kibe.

The crowd was out for blood as Sonko tried to address them and Kibe sat silently.

While Sonko calmed the crowd, they still hurled insults at Kibe, noting that he was lucky.

“We had come for you Andrew Kibe. You are lucky,” one said.

Some netizens noted that Sonko was clout-chasing with the situation, as it was unclear how they knew the duo would visit the establishment.

Netizens react to Sonko calming angry crowd

Here is what they had to say:

@otienobenson391:

"This was Sonko indirectly sending a message to Andrew Kibe."

@emdejenarios:

"I think this was stage managed ndo kibe aseek asylum aseme ako in danger."

barrykoech:

"I smell clout chasing."

Mkenyahalisi.

"Nani amelipa hawa wote."

nimrodnick:

"If you believe this, then you also think John Sins is a doctor and a mechanic and lawyer."

kagin.a:

"Clearly staged. Uyo main actor ata hajui difference ya Kibe na KRG."

moguche._:

"Inakaa scripted if you watch keenly."

authentic.skin.care.brands:

"Plot twist they were paid to show up."

How Sonko gifted woman Kh 6k

In other news, Mike Mbuvi Sonko warmed the hearts of Kenyans as he showcased his philanthropic side again, gifting a businesswoman KSh 6,000.

The woman who sold roasted groundnuts said she hawked her products in Kilimani and its environs despite living in Kawangware.

Sonko not only bought groundnuts worth KSh 100 from her but gifted her money to boost her business and care for her kids.

Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke