[1] Ida Odinga largely raised her children herself during those years while working as a teacher and living on The KHS campus.

"[4] In November 2018, Odinga endorsed Bill 2018, which would amend the Constitution of Kenya to guarantee the nomination of female candidates and MPs to Parliament.

[12] However, the bill failed to pass in the National Assembly in February 2019, despite vocal support from Ida Odinga, President Uhuru Kenyatta, and other prominent politicians and activists.

[13] In June 2020, Ida's husband, former prime minister, traveled to United Arab Emirates for hospital treatment.

[14] Earlier this year, Ida Odinga called for the regulation of churches to tame the unchecked mushrooming of worship centers across the country.

This sparked a heated debate on the internet forcing her to withdraw and apologize because the remarks made didn't sit well with some members of the clergy.