Rarieda MP Otiende Amollo has been dubbed Kenya's hardest working politician. This weekend the politician spent his weekend bonding with family.
He also made sure to introduce his wife and three kids. Showing off his soft side, the politician also revealed the special names of his children - a boy and two girls.
"A Rare Saturday In The City Not In Rarieda; Shopping For School Stuff With My Dear Linet & The Triplets; Jewel, Jeanne & Jayden. As Old As The Constitution, My COE Mates Had Suggested They Be Called Executive, Judiciary & Legislature.., Just As Well I Declined.."
He was also dressed to impress with his drip getting the attention of his fans who gushed over his youthful look.
@johnB_005·Drip nayo just dye the hair
@MtaaPunda·A wonderful family Rarieda safe in you
@AchiengOdhiamb7·Proud of you Wakili....You and Linet come from way too far! I admire the strides you have made in your union. Linet always a beauty just as I first saw her in Ksm...93/94. More grace. Baraka.
@lwanjiru·1Kumbe wewe ndio baba Jayden, weuh!
@_Gikuyu·the boy looks like you but the girls aiiii... ata kama ni triplets, hapo kwa girls ulicheswo
@LMagara·Beautiful family. Enjoy school kids.
Otiende Amollo is a senior advocate, and a politician.
The confident and eloquent Mp is often seen building houses for his constituents, especially widows. He has no problem lifting heavy materials and getting down and dirty.
His passion is uplifting the less fortunate and even told the Standard newspaper several years ago that;
"That’s a project that I took on with a lot of zeal. With this project, we are surprising many widows, and older ones in particular, who’ve been shunned by society, and helping them out."
He also said;
"We are taking down the grass-thatched houses they live in, that are probably leaking, and building them better homes. It gives me such great fulfilment to be part of such initiatives."
He is often applauded for doing construction unlike his peers. He does the projects out of his own pocket to avoid grey areas surrounding use of public funds.
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