Phelix Odiwuor Khodhe cover photo
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Phelix Odiwuor Khodhe

Phelix Odiwuor Khodhe

Senator, Nairobi  • ODM
Nairobi Orange Democratic Movement
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About Phelix Odiwuor Khodhe
Phelix Odiwuor Khodhe, widely known as Jalang’o, is a Kenyan politician, comedian, and media personality who currently serves as the Member of Parliament for Lang’ata Constituency. Born in Homa Bay in 1983, he first gained national fame through entertainment, particularly his role in Papa Shirandula and his work as a radio presenter on stations like Kiss 100 and Radio Maisha. Beyond media, he built a career in entrepreneurship with his firm Arena Media and a strong digital presence through Jalang’o TV. In 2022, he successfully transitioned into politics under the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), defeating incumbent Nixon Korir. His political agenda emphasizes youth empowerment, community development, and grassroots engagement, reflecting his background in community development studies at Daystar University. Despite his popularity, he has faced controversies, including allegations of involvement in scams, though these remain disputed. Today, Jalang’o embodies the blend of celebrity influence and political leadership in Kenya, balancing his entertainment legacy with his parliamentary responsibilities.
Parliamentary Record
HouseNational_assembly
Constituency / RoleMNA for Langata constituency
PartyOrange Democratic Movement
Recorded activity8
SpeechesNot supplied
BillsNot supplied

Committee Service

Member of the Diaspora Affairs and Migrant Workers committee.Member of the Parliamentary Broadcasting and Library committee.

Parliamentary Activity

voteThe Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Bill 4 of 202501 Jul 2025 • Yes
voteRigathi Gachagua Impeachment08 Oct 2024 • Yes
voteConsideration of Report of the Committee of the Whole Finance Bill 202425 Jun 2024 • No
voteFinance Bill 2024 (2nd Reading)20 Jun 2024 • No
voteCS Linturi Impeachment Motion02 May 2024 • Absent
voteFinance Bill 2023 - 2nd Reading22 Jun 2023 • Absent
voteFinance Bill 2023 — 35% top income tax band20 Jun 2023 • No
positionA member of the 13th Parliament