Narok County is preparing for an emotional farewell as Ng’eno will be laid to rest this Friday at his Mogondo home following a tragic aircraft crash that claimed six lives. The sudden loss has sent shockwaves across the country, with leaders and residents describing the incident as a heartbreaking tragedy.
Memorial services for the late Member of Parliament and five others who perished in the crash will be held on Wednesday and Thursday in Nairobi and Narok County. The services are expected to draw national leaders, colleagues, friends, and members of the public who wish to pay their last respects and stand in solidarity with the bereaved families.
President William Ruto visited the late legislator’s residence to console the family, terming Ng’eno’s sudden death a devastating loss to his loved ones, the people of Amurad, and the nation at large. The Head of State remembered the fallen MP as a hardworking and visionary leader who remained committed to serving his constituents.
During his visit, President Ruto highlighted Ng’eno’s extraordinary work in Parliament, particularly his crucial role in supporting and advancing the government’s affordable housing program. He noted that the late MP consistently championed initiatives aimed at uplifting ordinary Kenyans and improving livelihoods. In a move meant to ease the financial strain on the grieving families, the President assured relatives of all six victims that the government would cover all burial expenses. The assurance was received as a gesture of compassion during a period of immense grief.
The funeral organising committee announced that the other four victims, excluding the pilot, will also be laid to rest at their respective homes on Friday. A joint mass for all the victims will be held in Narok, bringing together families, friends, and leaders in a collective tribute to those who lost their lives.
As the nation continues to mourn, tributes have continued to pour in, describing Ng’eno as a dedicated public servant whose leadership and commitment to development will be remembered for years to come. His passing marks the end of a promising chapter in public service, leaving behind a legacy shaped by resilience, dedication, and service to the people.
