Why Raila’s mausoleum took a pentagon shape while Jaramogi’s is a hexagon
A Kenya Defence Forces officer identified as Samson Malaki, who was taking President William Ruto and other dignitaries around the Raila Odinga Mausoleum at Kango ka Jaramogi during the handover ceremony, has explained why the late former Prime Minister’s mausoleum was designed in the shape of a pentagon, while his father Jaramogi Oginga Odinga’s mausoleum […]
Kenya Defence Forces officer Samson Malaki provided insight into the geometric designs of Raila Odinga's and his father Jaramogi Oginga Odinga's mausoleums. The pentagonal Raila mausoleum symbolizes authority, power and unity, inspired by the raised fist gesture that was a key part of his 2007 presidential campaign and the formation of the National Super Alliance (NASA) in 2017. Jaramogi's hexagonal mausoleum, on the other hand, stands in contrast while maintaining architectural harmony with his son's design.
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