NAIROBI, Kenya –The late Kasipul Member of Parliament, Charles Ong’ondo Were, will be laid to rest on Friday next week at his rural home in Homa Bay County.
This was confirmed by the chairperson of the funeral planning committee, Peter Kaluma, who also serves as the Homa Bay Town MP.
Kaluma revealed that the body of the slain legislator will be flown into Kabunde Airstrip in Homa Bay on Thursday, where the public will have an opportunity to view the body before the funeral.
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A requiem mass will also be held on Wednesday in Nairobi to honor the MP, who was tragically gunned down by unknown assailants on Wednesday evening at the City Mortuary roundabout along Ngong’ Road.
The funeral planning committee expects large crowds in Kasipul for the send-off, including dignitaries from all political divides.
Leaders from across the country have been gathering at the late MP’s residence in Karen, Nairobi, to assist the family with the burial preparations.
As investigations into the MP’s murder continue, detectives are reportedly closing in on the suspects responsible for the killing.
The autopsy is set to take place on Monday next week, which is expected to provide more details on the cause of death.
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) MP’s untimely death has shocked many, as he was known for his dedication to public service.
This tragic event has once again drawn attention to the safety of public figures in the country, with many calling for swift justice and answers surrounding the assassination of the respected legislator.
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