Raila Junior, son of the late opposition leader Raila Odinga, posted a TikTok walkthrough of his agricultural property on 22 October 2026, drawing widespread attention on social media.

The video opens with neatly arranged rabbit hutches, indicating a dedicated rabbit‑rearing unit that aligns with Kenya’s growing interest in rabbit farming for protein and income.

A greenhouse follows, where tomato plants at various growth stages are cultivated in a controlled environment, suggesting a focus on high‑value horticulture.

Beyond the greenhouse, rows of vegetables are laid out in an organised pattern, reflecting deliberate planning rather than casual gardening.

The tour then moves to a substantial maize plantation, shown as a distinct block of crop within the farm’s layout.

Adjacent to the maize fields, a large mango orchard with well‑established trees is highlighted, signalling long‑term investment and potential export opportunities as demand for Kenyan mangoes rises.

Throughout the clip, Junior narrates the day‑to‑day operations, presenting the farm as a diversified agribusiness rather than a hobby plot.

The informal, outdoor setting—open skies, green rows and the sounds of active farming—has resonated with Kenyans discussing food security, youth involvement in agriculture and the “back to the land” movement.