Suba North MP Millie Odhiambo left revellers entertained during a Ramogi Night event after confidently taking to the dance floor and showing off energetic moves to the popular Luo hit Atoti.
The outspoken legislator, popularly known online as “Bad Gal Millie”, arrived at the event dressed in thigh-high boots, a leather maxi skirt and a brown jacket, drawing attention even before stepping on stage.
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While addressing the crowd, the MP encouraged women to pursue leadership boldly and unapologetically.
“I am a bad girl because good girls don’t get the corner office,” she told the cheering audience.
Millie also jokingly branded herself Kenya’s future head of state, saying attendees were looking at the country’s president in 2032.
“You are looking at the president of Kenya 2032. God bless you,” she declared.
Millie Odhiambo // X MP declares herself “the greatest dancer”
Moments after her speech, the MP switched gears and entertained guests with spirited dance moves that quickly went viral online.
“And if you love dancing, I am the greatest dancer,” she said before breaking into dance.
Kenyans praise Millie’s confidence.
Social media users flooded comment sections with playful and supportive reactions after videos of the MP dancing circulated online.
One user, The Global Change Maker, wrote:
“Bad gal for life.”
Another commenter, Dr Martha Marial, described her as:
“My favourite politician.”
Others admired her confidence and carefree personality.
“You are a vibe,” FLOWER commented.
“She’s just a girl,” added Tinah.
Another fan, Allan Smith Omondi, jokingly referred to her as a future president, writing:
“I love you for free, my future president.”
Some netizens also joked about her dancing style, with Pearls Thrift Carol commenting:
“You danced without beats. Nice one.”
Millie Odhiambo // XMillie remains one of Kenya’s most outspoken politicians.
Millie has built a reputation as one of Kenya’s boldest female politicians, often attracting attention for her candid remarks in Parliament and on social media.
Recently, the Suba North MP challenged Kenyan women to stop placing foreign men on a pedestal while discussing an alleged incident involving a Russian national accused of exploiting Kenyan women online.
Speaking in Parliament, she argued that many Africans have been conditioned to undervalue themselves.
“The moment you see a white person, you think they are heaven on earth,” she said.
The MP urged Kenyan women to appreciate local men and embrace African identity and beauty.
