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Baba Raila says "KALONZO TOSHA"

Uji? 🤣

Rosemary Odinga and her two daughters🖤🖤

Maurice Ogeta feeling lonely. He's used to guarding Baba😭

Buaaana ilibidii wakalie casket Ya baba to block his supporters from carrying it away.

Let’s appreciate this man Mr Maurice Ogeta, Raila’s bodyguard upto the time of his death in India they were only two. From this picture, for sure He has been through alot of pain.
When you see a man shed a tear, be sure it hurts deeper than you can fathom.
Maurice Ogeta, May God comfort you and may He fill you with fresh joy.
We love you brother.

IMPORTANT UPDATE!🚨
Mashujaa Day CELEBRATIONS has been postponed.

Young Raila in school 😭

We need to show love to this Lady Captain of Kenya Airways that flew Baba home. It was a difficult task on her shoulders.

This is what I came back with ,mum! - Winnie Odinga 😭😭😭

Raila Odinga’s Hydrocephalus (Fluid Buildup on the Brain) Leading to His Death

Raila Odinga, former Kenya’s iconic opposition leader and former Prime Minister, for long embodied the struggle for democracy, but the physical toll of his activism left lasting scars.

His 2010 diagnosis of hydrocephalus—a life-threatening buildup of fluid in the brain—has been linked to the brutal torture he endured during nearly six years of detention under President Daniel arap Moi’s Nyayo regime in the 1980s.

Odinga’s ordeal began in August 1982, when he was arrested on baseless charges of involvement in a failed coup against Moi’s government.

Detained without trial until 1988 in harsh facilities like Kamiti Maximum Prison and Shimo la Tewa, Odinga faced relentless physical and psychological abuse.

In his 2013 autobiography, The Flame of Freedom, he describes a brutal interrogation where Special Branch officer Josiah Kipkurui Rono beat his head and shoulders with a broken table leg, leaving him dazed and collapsed.

Further assaults targeted his chest and ge****ls, causing severe trauma. Neurologists note that such repeated blows to the head can lead to traumatic brain injuries, a known precursor to hydrocephalus even decades later.

Hydrocephalus, marked by excessive cerebrospinal fluid pressing against the brain, triggers intense headaches, fatigue, and potential neurological damage. In June 2010, Odinga underwent emergency surgery at Nairobi Hospital, where neurosurgeon Oluoch Olunya drained the fluid through a small skull incision.

While initially attributed to a minor head injury from a car accident weeks prior, the severe head trauma from 1982 is now considered a significant contributing factor.

“Blunt force trauma to the head, as described in Mr. Odinga’s accounts, can disrupt the brain’s ability to regulate fluid, leading to conditions like hydrocephalus years later,” said Dr. Michael Okoth, a Nairobi-based neurologist. “The latency of symptoms is not uncommon in

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