Odhiambo Otieno

09/06/2026

II Dolce Far Niente

30/05/2026

Together with my Best friend , it’s our 10th consecutive year celebrating the African woman being comfortable in her skin in the city of Kisumu at the East Africa Plus Size Fashion Affair. We reject Body Shaming and Call for Celebration of our Mums. Their bodies are walking stories of memories Happy as well as very Painful accounts (science proves this but its story for another day).

My Mum and my Faith look exactly like the women I see here. My Love Auma Nyar Kano has always remained confident and upbeat every minute of her life. The rush towards slim perfect has shifted significantly and there is an abrupt BBL run back to the African female hour glass shape.

Again today I am still celebrating our African Babes, Partners, Mums, Sisters, and Aunties❤️.

27/05/2026

Nairobi on a Random Saturday…photos by me

26/05/2026

Done dusted

24/05/2026

BTS politics

22/05/2026

By His Grace

09/05/2026

In my mother tongue, we have a saying that hits like a cold bucket of water: “Thum wero ng’at ma nitiere”—the band only plays for the person who actually showed up.

In my spicy, high-drama love affair with Public Speaking, I’ve learned a sobering truth: if you are invisible, your “Super Ideas” are basically just expensive wallpaper in an empty room.

If you don’t broadcast what you do, the world won’t just ignore you; it will forget you exist.

When you let the fear of embarrassment duct-tape your mouth shut, you don’t just stay quiet—you start to decompose. You slowly dim into a ghost of your former self, eventually haunting your own life by living entirely in the past.

You’ll know the “Oblivion Phase” has officially hit when every story you tell starts with, “Back in my day…” or “When I was…” or “during our time…”

At that point, you’ve basically become a walking museum exhibit, and let’s be honest, nobody visits the museum unless it’s a rainy Tuesday and the tickets are free. 😂😂😂

The solution is simple but ruthless: you must train your voice to take up space. Visibility is the only currency the world recognizes, and the rewards don’t go to the smartest person hiding in the corner—they go to the one who stood up and claimed them.

Stop being the world’s best-kept secret and start being the person the music was written for. Get loud, get seen, and stay present, because the song is only playing for those who are brave enough to join the dance.

odhiambotieno.com

06/05/2026

Mic Set, Ready? SHA…appreciating the gains and opportunities arising from the excellent work by Africa Uncensored on Political Headache with Oduor Ken Anthony and Oluoch

01/05/2026

01/05/2026

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