Mike Sonko, also known as Mike Mbuvi, is a well-known politician and businessman in Kenya. He is the former governor of Nairobi County and has a successful track record in the matatu business.
I started my matatu business in the late 90s when I was still in college. I was studying marketing and entrepreneurship, and I saw a great opportunity in the matatu industry. At the time, matatus were the primary mode of transportation in Nairobi, and I saw an opportunity to enter this market and make some money.
I started with just one matatu, and I worked hard to ensure that it was well-maintained and always on the road. I also focused on providing excellent customer service to attract and retain customers.
As my business grew, I started buying more matatus and expanding my fleet. I also started investing in advertising to increase brand awareness and attract new customers.
I was able to make up to Ksh400,000 per day from my matatu business by providing reliable transportation services and investing in marketing and advertising. I also made sure to keep my costs low by negotiating good deals with suppliers and maintaining my matatus well to minimize repair costs.
My success in the matatu business has helped me to become a successful politician and a respected leader in the community. I am grateful for the opportunities that the matatu business has given me, and I am committed to using my position and influence to improve the lives of the people of Nairobi County.
