Despite still mourning the loss of her beloved husband, Mama Ida Odinga continues to receive mourners in Bondo with grace, warmth, and unmatched hospitality. In this moment, she ensures that Nuru Okanga’s delegation from his village ward is well positioned for a memorable group photo with her.... a gesture they will cherish forever. Thank you, Mama Ida Odinga, for your kindness, humility, and strength. GIVE MAMA IDA ODINGA SOME LOVE | Video Center Kenya

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