Suba North Member of Parliament Millie Odhiambo Mabona has marked her 60th birthday with a lavish celebration attended by family members, close friends and political associates, embracing her new decade with confidence and gratitude.
The outspoken legislator celebrated the milestone in November 2026, sharing her excitement about turning 60 and reflecting on God’s faithfulness throughout her life.
“Farewell 50s. Welcome 60s. Humbly appreciating God’s goodness for He has been faithful all my life!!!!” Millie wrote in a social media post that attracted warm birthday wishes from Kenyans.
Her celebration came as she continued to challenge the negative attitudes sometimes directed at women because of their age.
The MP has made it clear that reaching 60 is not something to be ashamed of, but rather a milestone worth celebrating.
Known for her bold personality and outspoken contributions in Parliament, Millie appeared determined to enter her seventh decade without allowing age-related criticism to diminish her confidence.
One of the notable personalities reported to have attended the birthday celebration was Caroli Omondi, the Secretary-General of the Linda Mwananchi Movement.
His presence added a political dimension to an otherwise personal occasion, bringing together people from Millie’s social and political circles to celebrate her achievement.
The gathering provided an opportunity for the legislator to enjoy a special moment away from the demands of parliamentary debates and public service.
Millie has built a reputation as one of Kenya’s outspoken female politicians, frequently expressing strong views on political and social issues.
Her birthday celebration offered another glimpse into her personal life, with supporters taking to social media to share messages of goodwill and admiration.
Following her announcement, social media users filled the comment section with congratulatory messages, celebrating the MP as she entered her sixties.
Some praised her confidence, while others wished her continued good health, happiness and many more years of life.
One commenter wrote, “60 looks good on you Millie Mabona. Happy birthday.”
Others described the occasion as a blessing and encouraged her to continue living confidently.
The warm reception reflected the affection and interest that many Kenyans have developed towards the outspoken legislator over the years.
Millie’s message also carried a broader message about ageing, particularly for women who often face unfair societal expectations concerning their appearance and age.
By openly celebrating her 60th birthday, she demonstrated that growing older can be embraced with pride rather than fear.
As she begins this new chapter, the Suba North MP appears determined to continue her public service while appreciating the personal milestones that make life meaningful.
For Millie, turning 60 is not the end of an era, but the beginning of another chapter filled with gratitude, confidence and renewed purpose.