MP Oron’s Gifts Kisumu Residents with his Annual Christmas Tradition

By Kepher Otieno

Kisumu Central MP Joshua Oron continued with his annual tradition of gifting residents with unga, cooking fat, and cash tokens to celebrate Christmas.

He does it every year ahead of Christmas celebrations.

Yesterday, the beneficiaries Milka Anyango, Grace Awino, and Alice Odhiambo expressed their gratitude to the legislator for his consistent generosity and support over the years

They were happy that Oron had made it a tradition to support his constituents during the festive season.

Every year, he distributes essential goods and cash tokens to help families celebrate Christmas.

This initiative has had a significant impact on the community, providing much-needed assistance to families during the holiday season.

“The gifts of unga and cooking fat help ease the financial burden many face during this time,” said Awino.

Their testimonials highlight the positive effects of his contributions on their lives.

Oron’s consistent support reflects a deep-rooted altruistic spirit of helping the needy.

His commitment to uplifting his constituents sets a positive example for other leaders in the region.

Awino said that by distributing these gifts, Oron fosters a sense of unity among residents.

“His actions bring the community together, reinforcing social bonds during a season meant for celebration and togetherness,” she said, a statement echoed by many.

The holiday season is often a time of joy, but it can also bring financial strain.

Oron’s initiative allows families to celebrate without the added stress of providing a festive meal.

“This annual distribution not only helps families directly but also supports local businesses where he buys the items,” said Awin

When the MP purchases goods locally for these gifts, he contributes to the local economic growth and development.

The expressions of thanks from beneficiaries like Awino, Odhiambo, and Anyango demonstrate the importance of community support.

Their gratitude is a testament to the difference that kindness can make in people’s lives.

Oron’s generosity may inspire other leaders to engage in similar initiatives.

His compassionate character is an example that shows how political figures can make a tangible difference in their communities.

As the community looks forward to future celebrations, Oron’s commitment to helping his constituents remains steadfast.

“ I have resolved to make this an annual gift not only to bring joy but also to foster hope and resilience within Kisumu Central and it’s horizons,” said Oron.

He disclosed that he was financing the social programme from his pocket to the tune of Sh3.5 million every year.

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