Before the election, some critics had argued that Boyd was “too young” and “unmarried,” insisting they preferred a more “established” candidate.
His opponents used his marital status as a political jab, questioning whether a young bachelor could lead effectively.
But after emerging victorious, Boyd’s win proved that voters prioritized vision, leadership, and capability over personal status.
And to add charm to the moment, a video surfaced showing Millie Odhiambo publicly teasing the newly elected MP, attempting to introduce him to a beautiful woman in the crowd.
The playful scene drew laughter and cheers from supporters, turning the tense campaign narrative into a moment of warm celebration.
Millie, known for her humor and boldness, jokingly assured the audience that if critics were worried about Boyd lacking a wife, “atachaguliwa tu” a light jab implying that even a bride could be “elected” or found for him.
The crowd erupted, showing their support not just for the leader he is, but also for the man he is becoming.
Online, Kenyans quickly embraced the clip, flooding social platforms with jokes, memes, and congratulatory messages.
Many praised Boyd for staying focused on his campaign and refusing to be distracted by personal attacks.
Others applauded Millie for turning a previously negative narrative into a celebration of youth and leadership.
As Boyd prepares to serve the people of Kasipul, the light moment serves as a reminder that politics, too, has room for humor and that leadership is not defined by marital status, but by service, vision, and integrity.
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