Uhuru’s 1,000-Acre Retirement Mansion in Maasai Mara Where Guests Must Surrender Phones at the Gate

Former Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta is reportedly expected to spend part of his retirement at a mansion situated on a 1,000-acre property in Oloolmongi, within Lolgorian Ward near the Maasai Mara.

The expansive estate is said to be among several properties associated with the former Head of State’s retirement arrangements. Its location close to the famous Maasai Mara reserve has drawn attention to the property, particularly because of the size of the land.

According to reports, Uhuru recently hosted an invitation-only housewarming celebration at the mansion, with strict privacy measures put in place to protect the event from public attention.

Guests attending the gathering were reportedly required to surrender their mobile phones at the entrance before being allowed onto the property. The arrangement was intended to prevent photography and video recordings inside the premises.

The restriction meant that invited guests could not freely use their devices during the celebration, as phones were collected at the gate and kept away from the main event.

The reported housewarming has generated interest in Uhuru’s retirement lifestyle and the properties he is associated with following his departure from office in 2022.

The former President has largely maintained a relatively private lifestyle since handing over power to President William Ruto. However, he has continued to attract public attention through his political engagements and involvement in regional affairs.

The Oloolmongi mansion is reportedly one of four retirement properties linked to the former Head of State, although details about the other estates and their specific uses have not been fully established in the report.

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