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This is what happened to Raila Odinga on his last day – bodyguard

He did not die on bed

by Collins Wanzallah
1st June 2026
in News
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Maurice Ogeta, the longtime bodyguard of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, has revealed how the founder Orange Democratic Movement behaved before he took his last breath on earth.

Ogeta, while speaking for the first time since the death of his boss, revealed that Raila was in a good mood stating he just decided to stop.

“He did not die on bed. It was so unfortunate. It was so unfortunate. I was just one meter away from him as we normally do our morning exercises,” he narrated

“we just went around the villa which was basically like 50 meters if you go around it we only went one round which was 50 meters he wanted to go five times because we had a casual discussion before we started he only went one round,” Ogeta added

The bodyguard said on the second round, Raila only went a quarter and stopped….he just decided to stop the next thing he did not say anything I even tried asking him is there any problem can I help the only word he said

“My boss just stopped most people say or think he fell down or he collapsed he did what…I don’t know how people collapse when they are standing anyway but he just decided to stop,” Ogeta revealed

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