She is rebellious. Stubborn. Hot
headed. Fearless. Never boring and
has no apologies for being different.
Fastidious and a fashionably
outrageous dresser, she has made
Kenyans come to terms with who she
is - Orie Rogo Manduli. Mwaura
Samora puts her on the carpet at
her Riverside home, where she spoke
about love letters, slapping men,
why Uhuru Kenyatta should talk less
and why Vera Sidika and her ilk are
a disappointment.
1. There were allegations that you
overshadowed the wedding of your
daughter
That is absolute nonsense. It is my
daughter who chose the dress I
wore. I was going to sport one of my
kangas, you know whatever I wear
becomes fashionable! By lunch time,
on the eve of the wedding, I still
didn‘t know what I was going to
wear. The outfit was her idea, she
coordinated the colours in such a
way that my headscarf, gele
(headgear) and ashoke matched the
archbishop‘s mitre.
2. What is your take on the current
trend of socialites, particularly the
famous Vera Sidika
I think they are all a bunch of
takataka (rubbish). You media
people are spawning something
dangerous by promoting such
characters. I think this Vera Sidika
woman is very stupid. Shame on
her.
She is an embarrassment to women,
and I feel sorry for her parents. I
hope they tried their best to advise
and guide her. By bleaching herself,
it‘s obvious that she is ashamed to
be black. If she‘s embarrassed of
being black, why can‘t she just
emigrate and live with people whose
skin colour she considers ideal
Why come back to Africa and sell us
her fake silicon behind My
daughters have posteriors that
would probably bring Africa to a
standstill! But they don‘t flaunt
them in people‘s faces. Vera is the
most despicable woman we have
ever had in this country, and should
be given a media blackout to protect
our young girls from her bad
influence and misguided ways.
3. As a former Miss East Africa, do
you think there is a beauty queen
who has surpassed the bar you set
None. What we see today are young
women obsessed with physical
beauty, forgetting that looks fade
with time. I am lucky to have been
born of parents who taught me to
value beauty beyond the physical,
and to consider intellect as a more
superior manifestation of beauty.
A beauty that never fades. I read
about a Miss Kenya who took off with
another woman‘s husband. What a
shame!
4. Is it true that you supported the
now famous Wambui Otieno
marriage to Mbugua
No. In fact I castigated her the
most. I made it clear that had she
done that to my son, I would have
shot her! Check your records, and
you‘ll get my position on that issue.
That union was a disgrace to women.
She married a boy young enough to
be her grandchild.
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