Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko Thanks Supporters For Tattoos, But Asks Them To Stop

Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has thanked his supporters for getting tattoos of his face on their bodies, but has asked them to stop.

Sonko said that he appreciates the loyalty and love of his supporters, but that he does not want them to permanently mark their bodies with his image.

“I love you all, but please stop getting tattoos of my face,” Sonko said. “Your body is a temple, and you should not deface it with my image.”

Sonko also said that he plans to meet with Maryanne Njoki, the latest supporter to get a tattoo of his face. He said that he wants to thank her for her support and to encourage her to stop getting tattoos.

Njoki said that she got the tattoo of Sonko’s face because she is a big fan of his work. She said that she would be honored to meet Sonko in person and to give him a hug.

“I would tell him that I love him for his work,” Njoki said. “If he accepts a hug when we meet, I would be happy. The ones who would talk, let them talk.”

Sonko’s request to his supporters to stop getting tattoos of his face is a reminder that everyone has different views on what constitutes body art. While some people may find tattoos to be a way to express their love and appreciation for a particular person or cause, others may view them as a form of self-mutilation. Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to get a tattoo is a personal one.