Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has received widespread praise online after sharing a touching moment with his adopted daughter, bringing attention to his role in caring for a young girl who lost her mother in a tragic incident.
The girl, identified as Baby Talisha, became part of Sonko’s family following the death of her mother, Anita Mugweru, who was allegedly killed on April 14 in Nakuru during a domestic dispute.
Reports indicated that the incident involved her husband, a serving officer of the Kenya Defence Forces.
The child reportedly witnessed the tragedy and was later taken in by Sonko after he publicly promised to care for her after the burial.
In a recent video shared on social media, Sonko showcased their growing bond inside his home.
He was seen engaging the young girl in a light and playful conversation, telling her that she had become his personal stylist.
He further joked that he would reward her for her fashion advice in the future.
The clip also showed the two spending time in his wardrobe as they selected an outfit together.
The girl appeared cheerful and involved as she helped choose clothing, including a traditionally inspired outfit paired with matching accessories.
Sonko later presented the look as part of his preparations for his day, referring to her affectionately as his daughter and crediting her for helping him get ready.
In his post accompanying the video, Sonko explained that he had taken time to rest after a busy schedule and noted that the child had helped him prepare for his day.
His message highlighted the close relationship that has developed between them since she joined his household.
The video quickly attracted attention online, with many users commending Sonko for stepping in to support the child during a painful period in her life.
Commentators noted the visible bond between the two and praised the former governor for offering care, stability, and a sense of family to the young girl.
The heartwarming scenes continue to fuel public discussion about compassion and responsibility toward children affected by family tragedies.
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