Former Auntie Boss Actress and comedienne Sandra Dacha has took to Instagram page yesterday a post that elicited mixed reactions Online. She posted a post describing Nairobi county governor Johnson Sakaja.
Sandra said that was sakaja's dimple for meant only for campaigns. She said his dimple is no longer there.
This post of Sandra sparked mixed reactions from her fans. Most of her fans said that Nairobi problems in Nairobi have worsen. While others said that it was meant to confuse ladies.
Here are some of the reactions from her fans.
Sandra has one child who is a boy. They parted ways with his baby daddy and recently she is dating Akuku Danger. Akuku Danger is also a fellow comedian.
Sharing her life journey on Instagram, Sandra revealed that she used to stay in a mud house in Nairobi Korogocho slums and later graduated to an iron sheet house.
What are some of your reaction according to her post. Kindly leave your comments on the comments section below.
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