Millicent Omanga has created a buzz after she appears to have cut her hair

  • Former senator-elect, Millicent Omanga, surprised Kenyans when she appeared in public with a shaved head
  • Kenyans wondered if the new look marked a new beginning in his political career after leaving the United Democratic Alliance led by William Ruto
  • Some Kenyans praised the outspoken politician for breaking social norms and applauded his new look, while others criticized it

Former senator-elect Millicent Omanga has surprised Kenyans after appearing with her hair shaved.

Millicent Omanga appeared with a new hairstyle. Photo: Millicent Omanga.
Source: Instagram

The bold change from a politician running for Nairobi’s women’s representative has created mixed feelings.

Did Omanga shave off all the hair on his head?

Some netizens wondered if Omanga’s head shaving was a personal statement or a political move.

In Kenyan culture, shaving the head can have symbolic meaning such as new beginnings, resilience, mourning or a fresh start.

Due to her recent political transition, many commentators interpreted the appearance as more than just beauty.

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Omanga left President William Ruto’s United Democratic Alliance and joined the Democracy for the Citizens Party led by Rigathi Gachagua.

Some noted that it may be a sign of a new beginning after being a long-time supporter of the president.

For some, shaving his head marks a new chapter in the political life of the former senator-elect.

Some netizens applauded Omanga for having the courage to embrace change in public, citing her as a role model for women who want to break social expectations.

However, some questioned whether the move was deliberate to attract attention during his political transition.

Some Kenyans jokingly noted that they would not vote for Omanga even if he changed himself.

He hasn’t given a reason for shaving his head, which has left many with questions and more speculation.

Kenyans have also noticed that the former senator has lost weight, and has been sharing information about his gym workouts.

Omanga is fully prepared for the campaign period, waiting to contest and win the position of Nairobi women representative.

Millicent Omanga in a meeting.
Millicent Omanga speaking during a public meeting. Photo: Millicent Omanga.
Source: Facebook

In one of the pictures taken at a political rally, she wore a long turban dress and put her arms close to her chest.

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People in the networks responded about Omanga’s new hairstyle

Some people expressed dissatisfaction with Omanga’s new look while others praised it.

Kabarnet the city in the hill: “Now who told you or advised you to shave like this, that person should be arrested.”

Sam Noti: “This hairstyle should relate to the common man… this is called politics.”

Eric Kiuru Tosh: “Mama projects, we don’t even know our son.”

Vincent Vincent: “Who is your hairstylist? You need to act on him immediately.”

Yusufu Pakis: “Who has shaved you? Go take him to the nearest police and call me. This is called a beauty spoiler.”

Jack Frank: “Mom, even if it’s really you, this hairstyle is no.”

Rogers Mokamba: “Just go to my barber for a good haircut, I can do better than this. However, wantam is real.”

Onesimus Kipyegon Melly: “Why do you have to look like Riggy G after joining DCP?”

Does Omanga regret supporting Ruto?

In other news, the former senator-elect he expressed his regret for supporting William Ruto after the recent demolition of Gikomba.

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The demolition was done for the purpose of flood control and land reclamation.

He also revealed that he rejected the appointment given to him by the President.

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