Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has vowed to release more videos implicating those who contributed in his ouster as the city boss.
Sonko said he was releasing videos to fix Kenya's Judiciary and expose cartels running Nairobi County.
"I started recording people when I became the governor of Nairobi. I was trying to bring public confidence in the office of the governor," Sonko said when he appeared on KTN News on Tuesday night.
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He said many people approached him to do illegal things in Nairobi, but he could not accept and instead he recorded them.
"I have no any political ambitions now. We need to fix this country first especially the Judiciary," he said.
Sonko also opened up on his relationship with President Uhuru Kenyatta.
"We are not talking as before. But I cannot say much about our relationship. He is the President," he said.
