Okanga had been accused of making threats against President William Ruto, a case that stirred controversy and captured national attention.
Upon hearing the verdict, which cleared him of any wrongdoing, Okanga couldn’t hold back his emotions.
He dropped to his knees in the courtroom, visibly overcome with gratitude as he offered a prayer of thanks.
His public display of reverence reflected his deep belief in God’s grace, as he credited divine intervention for the favorable outcome.
“I thank all Kenyans who prayed for me,” Okanga said shortly after the court’s ruling, acknowledging the wave of support he received throughout the case.
His words were filled with humility and thanks as he expressed his relief at the end of a legal battle that had dominated headlines for months.
Adding to the moment of significance was the presence of ODM MP and lawyer, Babu Owino, who represented Okanga in court.
Owino, a figure known for his vocal political stances, also played a key role in securing the acquittal.
As Okanga stood outside the courthouse, his mood was one of deep appreciation.
“I thank God,” he reiterated, his voice filled with emotion.
“This victory is not just mine but for all those who stood by me through this storm.”
For Okanga, the journey from being a suspect in a high-profile case to a man freed of all allegations is a victory that not only reflects his faith but also the power of perseverance.
The court’s decision marks a new chapter for the ODM leader, one filled with gratitude and a reaffirmed commitment to his cause.
Okanga’s case is a reminder that justice, though slow, can be a powerful force in the face of adversity.
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