Gor Mahia VP Sally Bolo Joins Fans on Tribute March to Raila Odinga's Final Resting Place

Gor Mahia Vice President Sally Bolo was among the prominent figures who joined hundreds of Gor Mahia supporters from across Kenya as they converged at the Kisumu Sports Ground before embarking on a pilgrimage to Kang’o Ka Jaramogi in Bondo.

The fans made the journey to pay their respects to the late former Prime Minister, Raila Odinga, with Sally Bolo sharing a video on her Facebook page confirming her presence and participation in the tribute.

Clad in their signature green club jerseys, the enthusiastic fans created a vibrant atmosphere, equipped with placards, vuvuzelas, horns, and drums.

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They danced and sang in celebration of Raila Odinga, describing the journey as a tribute to a figure they consider integral to the club's history and identity.

The fans' procession joins a continuous stream of visitors, including prominent Kenyan leaders, Cabinet Secretaries, and international dignitaries, who have journeyed to Siaya to honour Raila Odinga at his final resting place.

This steady flow of delegations has transformed his rural home into a national point of pilgrimage for senior politicians, diplomats, clergy, and ordinary citizens alike.

The diverse gathering underscores the widespread sense of loss, extending beyond his ODM party or the Azimio coalition and cutting across political and regional divides.

Many visitors have framed their journey as a personal farewell, remembering Raila Odinga as a mentor, statesman, and a symbol of sacrifice for Kenya's democratic reforms.

The nation is in mourning following the death of former Prime Minister Raila Amolo Odinga, who passed away on October 15, 2025, at the age of 80.

Raila Odinga, a towering figure in Kenya's struggle for multiparty democracy, suffered a cardiac arrest while undergoing medical treatment in India.

Tributes have poured in from across the political divide and from global leaders, acknowledging his decades-long career as a formidable opposition leader, a champion of constitutional reform, and a five-time presidential candidate.

In a poignant display of respect, Gor Mahia FC, a club Raila Odinga was a lifelong patron of, dedicated their recent 3-0 victory over Posta Rangers to his memory.

Speaking after the win, the team captain stated that the performance was a tribute to ‘The People's President’ and his unwavering support for the club and Kenyan sport.