George Wajackoyah Building Futuristic Mansion At Indangalasia Compound In Kakamega

• Former presidential candidate George Wajackoyah refurbished his father's house before breaking ground on his mansion
• The Roots Party founder shared images showing the majestic three-storey building under construction
• The politician also owns a palatial home in the United States with a pool and home cinema

Roots Party founder George Wajackoyah has embarked on building a befitting mansion at his upcountry home in Indangalasia, Kakamega county.

Inside George Wajackoyah's compound

Wajackoyah owns another home in the compound, which he built in 2023.

In July, amid his presidential campaign, Wajackoyah refurbished his father's home as he eyed the country's highest office.

Two months later, the abode was complete and ready for occupation.

"Time to remember my late father. Refurbishing his grave and finishing my Isimba. I contemplated building a little house in my ancestral home. Indangalasia village Koyonzo Matungu constituency has become monumental. The village had no electricity or running water. The bush road is now getting a facelift," he wrote.

The structure features a glass house extension, with only Raila Odinga's Karen home featuring a similar structure.

Inside George Wajackoyah's new mansion

However, Wajackoyah is building a three-storey mansion next to his father's house.

Images shared by the politician on social media showed the construction.

In one photo, Wajackoyah stood among a grove of trees in his compound with the two houses behind him.

The towering, multi-storey building was nearing completion, and some sections were already painted.

The building featured a modern flat-roof design, with huge windows offering scenic views of the surrounding area.

Given its scale, Wajackoyah’s new house could cost over KSh 10 million.

Does George Wajackoyah own home in the US?

Aside from the homes in Kakamega, Wajackoyah has a majestic mansion in Phoenix, Arizona.

The sprawling two-storey mansion features a tiled roof and a swimming pool.

The most luxurious feature of Wajackoya's house is arguably his home cinema.

The room features red padding on the walls and floor with numerous comfortable leather seats. A huge TV set sits in one corner.