“Uliuza Chang’aa Nisome” MP Babu Owino Sends an Emotional Tribute to His Mother

Embakasi East MP Babu Owino has moved many Kenyans after sharing heartfelt messages celebrating his mother, Doris Owino, and his wife, Fridah Ongili, during this year’s Mashujaa Day celebrations.

The legislator took to social media on Tuesday, October 20, sharing photographs with the two women and acknowledging their love, dedication and sacrifices throughout his life.In his touching tribute to his mother, Babu recalled the hardships she endured while bringing him up following the death of his father.

He disclosed that Doris sold chang’aa to earn money for food and pay his school fees, determined to ensure he received an education despite the family’s difficult circumstances.

The MP also remembered how his mother would remain awake late into the night to ensure he concentrated on his studies. He credited her commitment and determination for helping him overcome challenges and achieve success.

Babu expressed deep appreciation for his mother’s efforts, acknowledging that the opportunities he enjoys today were made possible by her sacrifices. He described her as his greatest hero, recognising the important role she played in shaping his future.

The legislator also shared a loving message for his wife, Fridah, whom he described as the woman he had prayed for.He praised her for standing beside him during difficult moments, explaining that her encouragement had helped him remain strong when life became overwhelming.

He also appreciated her dedication to raising their children and supporting their family.

According to Babu, his wife has been a source of comfort and stability, particularly during challenging periods in his personal life.

Beyond honouring the two women, the MP extended his message to other Kenyans who make sacrifices to improve their families’ lives.

He observed that heroes were not limited to people in uniform or those holding public offices. Ordinary parents and family members who sacrifice their happiness, comfort and ambitions to support their loved ones also deserved recognition.

His message highlighted the often overlooked efforts of people who work tirelessly behind the scenes to give their children better opportunities.

Through his Mashujaa Day tribute, Babu encouraged Kenyans to appreciate the people whose love, hard work and sacrifices have helped shape their lives.

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