Former nominated senator Millicent Omanga has once again swapped her usual attire for a school uniform, this time debuting a lavender-themed outfit during a visit to Njathaini Primary School in Roysambu Constituency.
The appearance marks the third different school uniform Omanga has worn in four days as she continues a series of visits to Nairobi primary schools as part of her menstrual hygiene outreach programme for girls.
For Thursday's visit, Omanga wore a lavender short-sleeved shirt tucked into a purple-and-white checked skirt, paired with white knee-high socks and black Mary Jane shoes as she walked through the school's corridors.
Sharing photos from the visit, she said the outreach focused on distributing sanitary towels to schoolgirls through the Omanga Care Pad initiative.
"Every Omanga Care Pad shared is a step toward building hope and empowering our young girls. Today at Njathaini Primary School, Zimmerman Ward, Roysambu Constituency," she posted.
The latest outfit comes a day after Omanga visited Olympic Primary School in Kibra dressed in a royal blue sweater over a light blue shirt and matching skirt, completing the look with knee-high socks and black shoes.
At the time, she said the distribution of sanitary towels was about more than meeting an immediate need.
"Some gifts don't just meet a need, they restore hope. Every conversation, every smile, and every sanitary towel shared whispered the same message to every girl: You matter, you are seen, and your future is worth investing in," she wrote.
Omanga first drew attention on Monday when she arrived at Kangemi Primary School wearing a pink checked school dress, where she interacted with learners, teachers and school administrators before distributing sanitary towels to schoolgirls.
During that visit, she also highlighted challenges facing public schools, including inadequate staff facilities and sanitation infrastructure, saying girls deserve dignity and confidence to remain in school.
While the menstrual hygiene campaign has remained the central focus of the visits, Omanga's decision to wear the respective school uniforms at each institution has continued to attract attention online, with photos from the three schools widely shared across social media.
