The outspoken leader has invited Kenyans to join him for a special thanksgiving event at the Shrine of Mary Help of Christians, Don Bosco, in Upperhill, Nairobi.
This milestone marks his entry into what he humorously refers to as the "6th floor," symbolizing his 60th year of life.
The event will feature a thanksgiving mass attended by family, friends, and supporters from across the country.
Known for his relentless advocacy for justice and human rights, Omtatah has become a beloved figure among Kenyans.
His invitation to the public reflects his approachable and people-centered leadership style.
Omtatah announced his plans on social media, sparking a wave of admiration and congratulatory messages from netizens.
Many promised to attend the event, with some offering to bring gifts as a gesture of appreciation for his dedication to fighting for ordinary Kenyans.
Social media users shared their thoughts;
@KenyanSays: "Happy Birthday the 6th! Kesho ni ile siku!"
@NyabasaDanvas: "Let us fundraise for you. Kenyans should start owning politicians who genuinely work for them."
@MPWambani: "I pray for your continued strength as you fight for justice for future generations."
Omtatah, who has hinted at running for the presidency in 2027, continues to attract widespread support.
His principled leadership and focus on addressing corruption and systemic injustices have earned him the admiration of many.
The 60th birthday marks an important chapter in Omtatah's life, not only as a personal milestone but also as a reflection of his journey in public service.
The thanksgiving mass provides an opportunity for him to express gratitude for the achievements and challenges that have shaped his career and personal life.
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