What A Nairobi Woman Did While Welcoming PS Raymond Omollo At An Event Raises Eyebrows

A Nairobi woman’s respectful gesture while greeting Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo during an event in the capital has attracted attention online after photographs from the gathering emerged.The middle-aged woman was captured bowing as she greeted the PS, with the moment standing out among the images shared from the meeting.

The event brought together women grassroots leaders drawn from different constituencies across Nairobi County for an engagement focused on their role in leadership and national development.

Omollo attended the meeting alongside Lang’ata Member of Parliament Phelix Odiwuor, popularly known as Jalang’o.

In a statement accompanying the photographs, the PS highlighted the importance of giving women leaders at the grassroots level opportunities to participate in decision-making processes.

He observed that the country could not fully benefit from its leadership potential if women who play important roles in holding communities together continued to remain on the margins of power.

Omollo further explained that the Usawa ni Sawa initiative recognises the need for women grassroots leaders to move beyond community mobilisation and take up greater responsibilities in shaping policies and development priorities.

According to the PS, women should have a meaningful place decision-making, policy formulation discussions that determine the country’s development agenda.

The gathering provided an opportunity for the leaders to engage with government representatives and discuss their contribution to community leadership.The meeting also highlighted ongoing conversations around women’s representation and participation in leadership.

Omollo’s message centred on the need to recognise grassroots women leaders not only as community organisers but also as important contributors to national decision-making and development.

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