- Peter Mwangi Kirubi, two of his brothers Francis Muturi and George Ngugi, and their three children who died in a road accident were buried in the same grave
- Mwangi was rested in one grave with his three children while buried in Morgen, Eburu village in Eburu Mbaruk, Binge Gilgil area, Nakuru County
- The family members lost their lives following a terrible accident on the Naivasha Road – MAI Mahiu
The state of sadness spread to the residents of Morgen, the village of Eburu in the ward of Eburu Mbaruk, the Gilgil parliament, Nakuru County buried six of their loved ones.
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The life of the deceased who were close relatives of former Kiambu County Speaker, Stephen, was suddenly interrupted by an accident that occurred on the Naivasha -Mai Mahiu Road.
Peter Mwangi Kirubi, two of his brothers Francis Muturi and George Ngugi, along with their three children, Fidelis, Catherine, and Vitalic, were buried together in the same grave.
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All six of them died when they returned home to Limuru, Kiambu County, coming from a memorial service of the late Pastor Kahure in Mirera.
The seventh late, Limwell, the son of home worker Francis, was buried earlier for the reasons explained by his mother.
“Existing leaders comforted the family and called on all road users to be more cautious and to regard the issue of road safety as a personal responsibility, with respect to traffic rules to help reduce road accidents,” wrote a Facebook user, ROP Kiptoo.
Among the leaders present at the event were Gilgil MP, Martha Wangari, Naivasha MP Jayne Kihara, and Nakuru County women's representative, Liza Chelule.
Jayne's speech at the funeral Nakuru
Politician Jayne Kihara expressed his deep sadness to the family left by their loved ones and wrote a touching message.
“The pain of losing six family members through a road accident is very serious. My prayer is that the Almighty God continues to comfort the Rubian family at this very difficult time,” He said.
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Friends and relatives came out in large numbers to leave their loved ones who lost their lives in the crash.
The coffins were taken to the funeral area by family members who carried the coffin on a day that was sad in the sun shining in the sky.
Wooden coffins containing the deceased's bodies were arranged in the funeral field before being taken down from the grave.
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Tears flowed to mourners who were filled with sadness as they mourned the deaths of their loved ones caused by the tragic accident. The feelings were the same when they reached the grave where his father and his three children were buried together.
The cries of sadness dominated the sky as the mourners cried bitterly as the bodies of their loved ones were brought down from the grave.
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Cofders of victims of Naivasha Road accident at a funeral area
Wooden coffins with deceased bodies were placed in honor at the funeral field before being taken down from the grave.
Tears flowed in the cheeks of the mourners as they mourned the sudden deaths of their loved ones who lost their lives in a road accident.
The feelings continued until they reached the grave where his father and his three children were buried together in the same grave.
The cries of sadness spread into the sky as the mourners cried out in agony as the deceased's bodies were brought down from the grave.
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In another story, it was a time of great sadness here their loved ones looking at the bodies of their relatives lost their lives in the crash.
There were bitter cries and mourning sounds as they watched the bodies of their relatives in the Naivasha mortuary.
Many needed to be arrested by their fellow mourners as they were struggling to wipe away tears at that difficult time of agony and sarcasm.
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