Saumu Mbuvi, the eldest daughter of former Nairobi governor Mike Mbuvi Sonko, has shared valuable insights with young women on social media, particularly in light of the prevalent cases of femicide in the country.
While actively pursuing success, Saumu encourages women to exercise caution, recognizing that individuals often harbor concealed motives. In a recent post, she underscores the immense value of one’s life, describing it as “more precious than anything in this world.”
Saumu imparts this wisdom following an incident where she received a message from a man attempting to impress her with boasts about his wealth and possessions. Alongside a screenshot of the message, the man asks, “Sunshine, can I send you flowers tomorrow?”
Addressing the matter, Saumu Mbuvi shares her perspective:
“I am not swayed by such superficial things. I would like to offer advice to my younger sisters out there. To all my young sisters, it’s not a safe world out there; hidden motives abound.
Avoid meeting strangers based on promises. Refrain from rushing into the fast-paced life; your life holds more value than anything in this world.”
Saumu Mbuvi’s words carry a poignant reminder for young women to prioritize their safety and well-being in a world where hidden agendas may lurk behind seemingly appealing offers.
