“I earn Sh6,000 per month some allowances here and there. I ran for this position purely because of my hunger to serve comrades. I ensure that Sonu money is used in bursaries for needy students and in our Secretariat and Parliament which is bigger than the National Assembly,” He was quoted.
He also confirmed that controversial businessman Paul Kobia contributed KSh 2 million towards his latest campaign that saw him win a controversial election which has resulted to riots in the university and indefinite closure.
The leader has also said that he has his eye on a political seat
beyond student politics. He will be vying for the Embakasi parliamentary
seat in 2017, then governorship in 2022 and the presidency in 2027.
“I will be vying for a parliamentary seat in 2017, then
governorship in 2022 and the presidency in 2027. I am based and have
interests in Nairobi, so the first two seats I will contest will be in
Nairobi. I am however a nationalist and that’s why I believe that one
day, I will be the president of Kenya.” He said.
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