Media personality Janet Mbugua has awed netizens after she stepped out dressed like the late Orie Rogo Manduli as she celebrates women day.In a series of striking photos shared on social media, Mbugua paid tribute to four iconic Kenyan women, with each embodying resilience, leadership, and empowerment.Channeling the spirit of Orie Rogo Manduli, Mbugua donned the iconic headgear synonymous with the late activist and trailblazer.In her caption, Mbugua honored Manduli’s legacy and praised her achievements as a rally driver, Miss Kenya, activist, and journalist.
Describing Manduli as the “OG Influencer & Disruptor,” Mbugua praised her fearless presence and unwavering commitment to inspiring women to embrace their authentic selves.
Orie Rogo Manduli’s remarkable journey began with her historic crowning as Miss Kenya at the age of 16, while still attending secondary school.
From there, she continued to shatter barriers, becoming the first African woman to compete in the Safari Rally and later chairing the NGO Council, among numerous other groundbreaking accomplishments.
Often described as a “lioness in her cage,” Manduli’s indomitable spirit left an indelible mark on Kenya’s social and cultural landscape.
Beyond her achievements, Manduli’s distinctive sense of style, epitomized by her signature headgear, cemented her status as a fashion icon.
Mbugua’s tribute serves as a poignant reminder of Manduli’s enduring legacy and the impact of her pioneering efforts in promoting gender equality and empowerment.
By channeling the essence of Orie Rogo Manduli, Janet Mbugua not only honors a trailblazing figure but also underscores the importance of celebrating the diverse contributions of women to society, both past and present.
Through such acts of recognition and homage, the spirit of empowerment and resilience continues to inspire future generations of women.
By Newshub