How Kenya’s Famous Fathers Were Honored by Their Partners on Father’s Day Father’s Day, a day dedicated to celebrating the invaluable role fathers play in our lives, was observed in Kenya with heartfelt gestures and expressions of gratitude from loving partners. Notable Kenyan fathers in various fields were surprised and honored by their significant others, who took the time to acknowledge their sacrifices and contributions. 1. President Uhuru Kenyatta President Uhuru Kenyatta, the father of three, received a heartfelt message from his wife, Margaret Kenyatta. In a touching tweet, she praised his exceptional leadership and unwavering commitment to his family and the nation. 2. Deputy President William Ruto Deputy President William Ruto’s wife, Rachel Ruto, shared a sweet photo on social media, accompanied by a message that expressed her admiration for his unwavering love and presence in their children’s lives. 3. ODM Leader Raila Odinga ODM Leader Raila Odinga was celebrated by his wife, Ida Odinga. She uploaded a photo of his happy face, captioning it with a heartfelt tribute that thanked him for being a loving father and an inspiration to his family. 4. Media Personality Jeff Koinange Media personality Jeff Koinange’s wife, Shaila Koinange, shared a series of photos on Instagram, showing the father-son bond between Jeff and their young son, Ethan. She commended Jeff for his dedication to his family and his ability to balance his demanding career with being a present father. 5. Musician Papa Shirandula The late Papa Shirandula, a renowned actor and musician, was remembered by his wife, Beatrice Andega. She posted a heartwarming photo of them, along with a message that expressed her love and appreciation for his invaluable role as a father. 6. Gospel Musician Daddy Owen Gospel musician Daddy Owen’s wife, Farida Wambui, shared a sweet family photo. She praised Owen for his unwavering faith and for being an amazing father to their children. 7. Chef Ali Mandhry Chef Ali Mandhry, known for his culinary skills, was celebrated by his wife, Sarah Mwenda. She posted a photo of him cooking, highlighting his love for their family and his talent for creating delicious meals. These heartfelt gestures showcased the deep bond and appreciation between these famous fathers and their loving partners. Father’s Day in Kenya was a testament to the importance of fathers in our society and the invaluable role they play in shaping the lives of their children.On Father’s Day, Kenyans celebrated the special bond between fathers and their families. Many fathers across the country were treated to heartwarming surprises and gestures of appreciation from their loved ones. Among those honored was Kenyan President William Ruto, who received a special gift from his daughter, Charlene. The young woman took to social media to share a photo of herself and her father, along with a touching message expressing her love and admiration for him. “Happy Father’s Day to the best dad in the world! Thank you for always being there for me, supporting my dreams, and making me laugh. I love you more than words can say,” Charlene wrote. Another high-profile father who was celebrated on Father’s Day was musician Sauti Sol’s Bien-Aimé Baraza. The singer’s wife, Chiki Kuruka, shared a series of photos and videos on Instagram, showcasing their family’s day filled with laughter, music, and love. “To the best father in the world, Happy Father’s Day! Thank you for being an amazing role model to our kids, for always putting a smile on our faces, and for making us feel so loved. We are so lucky to have you in our lives,” Chiki wrote. Other celebrity fathers who received special recognition on Father’s Day included actor and media personality Jalang’o, comedian Churchill Ndambuki, and singer Bahati. Their wives and children shared heartwarming tributes on social media, expressing their gratitude for the love and support they provide. Beyond celebrities, ordinary Kenyan fathers also received love and appreciation from their families. Many children spent the day crafting handmade cards, writing poems, and singing songs to show their fathers how much they care. In some parts of the country, community groups organized special events to celebrate fathers. These events included sports competitions, barbecues, and talent shows, providing a platform for fathers to bond with their children and other families. Overall, Father’s Day in Kenya was a day filled with joy, gratitude, and celebration. It was a testament to the love and respect that Kenyan families have for their fathers, who play a vital role in shaping the lives of their children.