
Collins Otieno
Collins Otieno, a technician and parishioner at St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Church, was involved in the preparations for Pope Francis's visit on November 27, 2015. His expertise in the church's electricity and sound systems allowed him to attend the event, where he experienced immense happiness and pride in contributing to the success of the visit.
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Activist Collins Otieno lay on a hospital bed at Sanel Hospital, visibly shaken and in agony after being abducted and tortured.
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Abducted activist Collins Otieno recounts torture ordeal before roadside dumpingRights activist Collins Otieno has been found alive days after he was reported missing.
Rights activist Collins Otieno found alive days after he went missingCollins Otieno equalized for St. Mary’s School Yala with a superb free-kick in the 36th minute.
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Activist Lichuma found alive after alleged abductionCollins Otieno is also a member of the Makongeni Residents Association involved in the case.
Why court barred government from evicting Makongeni familiesCollins participates in a rotating playdate schedule to foster community among children.
Parenting without a village: Where did all the aunties and uncles go?His knowledge of the Church's electricity and sound systems got him the ticket to listen to Pope Francis.
Kangemi Catholic Church, where the Pope spent two hours in 2015






























