"I Really Miss You" Oburu Emotionally Wishes His Late Brother Raila A Happy 81st Heavenly Birthday

Kenyans were touched on Monday morning after a heartfelt message from Senator Oburu Oginga surfaced online.

In the emotional tribute, Oburu remembered his late brother, Raila Odinga, on what would have been his 81st birthday.

His message, simple yet deeply moving, reminded many of the strong bond the two leaders shared throughout their lives.

According to people close to the family, Oburu has always found birthdays especially difficult since Raila’s passing.

This year, however, he chose to honour his brother publicly, sharing a message that quickly spread across social platforms.

He said he still feels Raila’s presence in his heart, even though he is no longer physically here. “I really miss you,” Oburu’s message read, capturing the grief and love that has stayed with him over time.

Those who knew the Odinga brothers often described their relationship as more than political partnership.

They were lifelong friends who supported each other through victories and challenges.

Oburu’s message reflected that closeness, showing that even though Raila is gone, the memories they shared continue to guide and comfort him.

The tribute also sparked conversations among Kenyans who admired Raila’s contributions to the country.

Many people responded with supportive messages, recalling their own memories of the former leader and expressing sympathy for Oburu and the entire Odinga family.

For them, Raila was more than a political figure—he was a symbol of resilience, courage, and the fight for a better Kenya.

Oburu’s emotional note served as a reminder that grief does not fade quickly. Even after years, the absence of a loved one can still feel fresh. His message was not just about loss but also about gratitude.

He celebrated Raila’s life, their shared history, and the impact the former Prime Minister had on the nation. In doing so, Oburu connected with many Kenyans who also continue to feel Raila’s absence.




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