Kenya dey mourn di loss of former Prime Minister and respected opposition leader, Raila Odinga, wey pass away for age of 80 for India. Thousands of people gather for hin burial for di west of di country, wey mark di end of days of memorial events.
Odinga, wey be dominant figure for Kenyan politics for long time, bin dey prime minister afta di 2007 election wey full of wahala. Hin bin also run for president five times, but hin no win. Even though hin no win, plenty people for di west of Kenya still dey support am strong strong.
For di burial service, hin son, Raila Odinga Junior, talk say, "Baba don finally reach house." People wey attend di service include politicians, family members, and supporters wey dey wave Kenyan flags and hold hin picture up high. Former US President Barack Obama, wey hin Kenyan family come from di same area, call Odinga "true champion of democracy".
Kenyan President William Ruto talk say Odinga hin "courage, hin vision, and hin strong belief for our collective destiny go dey shine light for our nation path forever."
News report say Odinga pass away afta heart attack for hospital for India, wey hin go for medical treatment. Hin death dey leave big gap for Kenyan politics, especially for di opposition side, before di next election for 2027.
Tributes dey pour in for Raila Odinga
Plenty people dey remember Raila Odinga as strong pro-democracy campaigner wey fight for better elections and justice for Kenya. Hin legacy go continue to inspire many generations to come.
Di Impact of Hin Death
- Kenya dey mourn di loss of important political figure.
- Opposition party dey face leadership vacuum.
- Hin supporters dey remember am as hero and champion of democracy.