Gladys Wanga Mourns Former Homa Bay Chief Officer Joshua Orero

Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga has mourned the passing of Hon. Joshua Orero, who served in the county government as Chief Officer for Trade and later Fisheries and Blue Economy.

In a condolence message, Wanga expressed deep sadness following Orero’s death, remembering him as a dedicated public servant who contributed to the county’s administration under two different governments.

The governor noted that Orero served in both the previous county administration and her own administration, where he held senior positions in key departments.

According to Wanga, Orero’s contribution to the County Government of Homa Bay extended beyond his official responsibilities, with his leadership and guidance playing a role in the county’s senior management team.

She also highlighted his involvement in community development initiatives, particularly in Ndhiwa, where his work formed part of his lasting legacy.

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Wanga said Orero’s commitment to public service and community development would be remembered by those who worked alongside him and the residents who benefited from his initiatives.

The governor extended her condolences to Orero’s family, friends and relatives during the difficult period, conveying sympathies on behalf of the county government and the people of Homa Bay.

“On behalf of the County Government and the people of Homa Bay, I extend my sincere condolences to his family, friends, and relatives,” Wanga said.

Orero’s death marks the loss of a former senior county official whose career included responsibilities in trade, fisheries and the blue economy.

His service across two county administrations reflected his continued involvement in Homa Bay’s public sector leadership.

The governor’s message also underscored the importance of recognising public servants whose contributions extend to local communities through leadership and development initiatives.

As the family, friends and colleagues mourn his passing, tributes are expected to focus on his years of service and his involvement in community development, particularly in Ndhiwa.

Further details regarding Orero’s death, funeral arrangements and burial plans were not provided in the condolence message.

The County Government of Homa Bay joins his family and the wider community in mourning his passing and remembering his contribution to public service.

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