Suba North Member of Parliament Hon. Millie Mabona Odhiambo has joined the ongoing national discussion surrounding ODM leader Raila Odinga’s health.
Through her official social media platforms, Millie asked Kenyans to give Raila Odinga a break and focus on more meaningful matters.
According to the vocal legislator, every human being gets sick, and there is nothing unusual about it.
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Millie revealed that she herself has recently been unwell, mentioning that she might have suffered from hay fever, COVID, or even homesickness after returning to Kenya.
She emphasized that Raila Odinga’s health should not be a topic of endless speculation among Kenyans.
“All the talk about whether Baba is sick or not is really chasing after the wind,” Millie Mabona wrote in her post.
She further stated that Raila Odinga, like any other person, is human and can fall sick from time to time.
Millie clarified that her remarks were neither a confirmation nor a denial of the former Prime Minister’s health condition.
She noted that people engaging in the debate are misguided and should instead focus on better issues affecting the country.
The Suba North MP concluded her message by wishing Raila Odinga joy, good health, and wisdom, while also extending warm wishes to all Kenyans.
Her statement comes amid widespread public concern and discussions on social media over Raila Odinga’s health status, following recent photos shared online.
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