Mike Sonko Shows Off Pricey Phone Collection, Says He Doesn't Delete Photos: "I Use Them"

• Former Nairobi governor Mike Sonko showed off his collection of over ten luxury phones
• The politician's collection includes iPhones and all Samsung fold models from Fold 1 to Fold 6
• Sonko revealed he doesn't delete photos from phones and has a strong attachment to his phones

Former Nairobi governor Mike Sonko, known for his flamboyant and luxurious lifestyle, recently flaunted his impressive collection of expensive phones.

In a video shared online, Sonko displayed over ten high-end devices neatly placed in a small bag, managed by one of his employees who acted as his personal assistant for the day.

Why does Mike Sonko have several phones?

The phones include a variety of models, from the iPhone he used when he was elected as Makadara MP in 2010 to the latest Samsung foldable phones, ranging from Fold 1 to Fold 6.

"This was my first phone when I became an MP," Sonko explained, showcasing his old iPhone alongside the newer models.

When asked why he keeps so many phones, Sonko revealed that he doesn't delete photos and is simply a fan of phones.

"I’m a fan of phones. I don't delete photos; I use them," he said while displaying a brand-new device still in its packaging.

Sonko shows off exquisite shoe closet

Previously, Sonko amused Kenyans after sharing a hilarious video of picking out his outfit in his shoe closet.

The flamboyant politician left many excited after he showed off his Gucci outfit, complete with his innerwear.

After lining them up on the floor of his shoes' closet, he used the trendy video transition to show how the outfit looked on him.

In his video posted on Instagram, Sonko flaunted his Gucci outfit and said he was a huge fan of the high-end fashion brand.

The backdrop of his video gave Kenyans a sneak peek of the former governor's huge shoe closet.

Sonko flaunts wads of cash

Sonko had also left some majority of Kenyans admiring his affluence.

This was after a video of him transporting two cases believed to be filled with money emerged.

As a section admired the cash, others appeared to be questioning the source of the money.

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