Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi owns a sleek two-level Nairobi villa with a turquoise pool, rarely seen publicly until a family gathering in 2026.His Eldoret nightclub Timba XO, acquired along the busy Eldoret-Nakuru highway, made headlines after anti-Finance Bill protests forced a temporary shutdown Sudi’s Kapseret homestead doubles as a large-scale dairy operation with over 20 Friesian cows and recognition from New Kenya Co-operative Creameries.
The Nairobi home is a modern two-storey villa with a clean, angular design that blends white walls with textured red vertical columns. Wide glass sliding doors and floor-to-ceiling windows run along the facade, filling the interior with natural light.Outside, a manicured lawn lined with trees surrounds the property, and a turquoise swimming pool adds to the upscale feel.
The home largely stayed out of the public eye until a family gathering in 2026 gave Kenyans a rare glimpse inside. Oscar Sudi’s Timba XO club Sudi’s entertainment investment is Timba XO, a large club he acquired and refurbished along the Eldoret-Nakuru highway. The venue spans multiple levels, featuring expansive dance floors, a sitting lounge, an upper terrace, and a parking area big enough to handle hundreds of vehicles at a time.
The club opened around mid-2024 and quickly drew attention, though not all of it was welcome. During the anti-Finance Bill demonstrations, protesters targeted the venue, leading to vandalism, a temporary closure and staff layoffs before operations eventually resumed. Oscar Sudi’s OS Farms Back in Kapseret, Sudi’s rural homestead is far more than a country retreat. The compound, which includes several residential buildings, lush gardens, a home gym and a gaming room fitted with a Rasson OX competition pool table valued at roughly KSh 919,000, is built around a thriving dairy business known as OS Farms or OS Dairies.
The dairy operation runs on a zero-grazing system housing more than 20 Friesian cows alongside a separate group of calves. Automated milking machines, cushioned resting areas and cabro-paved flooring make the setup look closer to a commercial facility than a traditional homestead. Milk is collected in volume and transported by truck, and the farm earned recognition from New Kenya Co-operative Creameries as a leading raw-milk supplier. Maize grown on the property is processed into fodder to support the herd, with tractors handling the heavier workload.
The main Kapseret house itself was previously reported to be a KSh 100 million structure with a swimming pool, expansive lawns and multiple access gates, with some materials sourced from outside Kenya. Taken together, Sudi’s portfolio spans urban real estate, nightlife and large-scale agriculture, painting the picture of a politician who has built substantial interests well beyond the political arena.