Former nominated Senator Millicent Omanga has once again shown off her latest car acquisition, a new Land Rover Defender worth over Ksh20 million.
Omanga took to her official Instagram account to flaunt the luxury SUV, which seems to be still awaiting registration as it is currently bearing a dealer’s registration plate (KD).
The politician-cum-businesswoman dances to Queen Darling’s hit song Kijuso featuring Rayvanny in what a section of Kenyans might view as a mockery of the poor Kenyans.
Millicent Omanga’s Bentley
Omanga’s latest car acquisition comes months after she bought a new Bentley Bentayga.
Omanga, on Monday, November 11, 2024, shared a video on her official Instagram account test-driving the Bentley Bentayga at an undisclosed location.
She accompanied the video with captions that suggested she was the owner of the new luxury vehicle, which was also still displaying the Kenya Dealers registration plate.
Omanga further shared a Bible verse, attributing her latest car acquisition to God.
“James 1:17: Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows,” Omanga captioned the video.
Omanga’s video had Tanzanian songster Young Daresalama’s hit song Gari yangu remix featuring Abbah playing in the background, an indication that the vehicle in the video was hers.
Millicent Omanga’s Range Rover
She had acquired the Bentley barely six months after she stirred a storm on social media when she displayed a brand-new Range Rover she said was her latest acquisition.
On May 11, 2024, Omanga posted photos of the new ride on X at an undisclosed location while thanking God for the accomplishment.
“My new baby. Date of Birth: 2024. Ni God,” she wrote in the caption.
The post sparked a flurry of reactions from X users, ranging from admiration to criticism.
Some saw Omanga’s display of the expensive vehicle as a testament to her hard work and success, something that earned her praise from most users who even congratulated her.
However, those critical of Omanga’s show of opulence were also plenty.
Some appeared unimpressed and cast aspersions on her ability to own such a luxurious vehicle, as they wondered what she had been doing to earn a living.
