Embakasi East Member of Parliament Babu Owino on Sunday, December 7, 2025, staged a series of high-energy political rallies across three constituencies in Nyanza, drawing large crowds as he delivered an emotive message of hope, resilience and collective awakening.

In his first stop in Nyando Constituency, Babu framed the gathering as a moment for community solidarity and political reawakening.

“We gathered because we believe in something greater than fear,” he said.

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He added that many citizens had endured frustrations and feelings of neglect but insisted that those struggles should become a catalyst for renewed resolve.

“The challenges we face are real. Many have felt forgotten, unheard, or left behind. But let this be the moment we turn pain into purpose, frustration into focus, and doubt into determination,” Babu Owino stated.

Reclaiming dignity

From Nyando, the MP moved to Awasi in Muhoroni Constituency, where he continued rallying supporters around what he described as a national moment for asserting dignity and reclaiming agency.

“There comes a moment in the life of every nation when the people rise, not out of anger, but out of hope. Not because they seek conflict, but because they demand dignity. Today, we stand in such a moment,” he stated

His final rally of the day took place in Rarieda Constituency, where the crowd turned out in large numbers as he urged Kenyans not to be discouraged by political headwinds.

“No matter how heavy the road, no matter how strong the resistance, no matter how loud the forces that say change is impossible, we will not turn back,” he told residents.

Babu Owino ended the rally on a crescendo, calling on his supporters to remain steadfast in shaping the country’s future despite obstacles.

“Because the power of a people awakened cannot be silenced. The will of a united community cannot be broken. And the hope of those who believe in a better future cannot be extinguished. This is our moment. This is our voice. This is our future. We must take it,” he wrote