Raila Odinga Junior has offered a heartfelt tribute to his late brother Fidel Odinga by completing the house Fidel never got to finish, and he brought their mother along to see it.
A short video shared on Facebook on October 16, 2026, captured the emotional visit, filmed in a quiet, documentary-style tone that blended indoor and outdoor scenes at what appears to be an institutional or organisational building compound.
How Fidel Odinga’s house looks
In the footage, Raila Junior and his mother are seen standing solemnly beneath a large portrait photograph mounted on an interior wall, a moment clearly laden with emotion and remembrance.
The pair later walk outdoors past lush greenery before returning inside for one final pause beneath the same portrait, as though paying their respects.
The home’s interior reveals tasteful furnishings, including classy seats and portrait displays that hint at the life Fidel had envisioned for the space.
Fidel Odinga, the eldest son of former Prime Minister and longest-serving opposition chief, Raila Odinga, passed away in January 2015 at the age of 36.
Completing a loved one’s unfinished home carries deep symbolic weight in many Kenyan families, representing both continuity and closure.
For Raila Junior, seeing the project through appears to have been a personal mission rooted in brotherly loyalty.
Inside Fidel’s home
The video gives viewers a rare look inside the residence, which carries both a personal and public significance given the Odinga family’s standing in Kenyan political life.
The portrait-lined interior and quality furnishings reflect the kind of thoughtful completion that honours rather than overshadows what Fidel had originally planned.
The clip has resonated with many online, with viewers moved by the quiet dignity of the gesture and the visible emotion of the visit.
