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Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party leader and Siaya Senator Oburu Oginga has addressed speculation surrounding his health, thanking his family, medical team and party members for their support as he continues to recover.

In a social media post on Thursday, October 15, Oburu reflected on his birthday coinciding with the first anniversary of the death of his younger brother, former Prime Minister Raila Odinga.

Describing the date as a meeting point between celebration and grief, Oburu said the coincidence symbolised the enduring bond between the two brothers, which he believes remains unbroken despite Raila’s death.

“Today, October 15th, is far more than just a date on the calendar; it is a sacred intersection of life and eternity,” Oburu wrote.

He described the coincidence of his birth and his brother’s death as a profound connection that transcends physical separation.

“To have been born on this day and for you to have departed on this same date is a divine testament to the invisible thread that binds our souls. Physical separation cannot touch a brotherhood written in the heavens,” he added.

Oburu said he continued to carry Raila’s spirit with him, describing their relationship as an enduring connection that death could not break.

“As I mark the anniversary of my birth, I carry your spirit within mine, bound by a shared journey that transcends time, and an eternal connection that death has no power to break. Rest peacefully in the light, my brother,” he said.

The ODM leader also expressed gratitude to his spouses, Dr Ann Oburu and Mama Judith Oburu, for supporting him during the difficult period.

He further thanked medical staff at The Nairobi Hospital, ODM members and his domestic staff for standing by him and organising a surprise birthday celebration.

“Your love and presence have made this solemn yet special day truly comforting. May God bless you all abundantly,” he said.

Oburu’s message combined a reflection on his brother’s legacy with an expression of gratitude to those who have supported him during his recovery.

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