- The late Kasipul MP, Charles Ong’ongo Were, has left two wives Anne and Margaret
- He built her own luxury houses, including that of an attractive yellow apartment with anne Anne
- Anne narrated with the feeling that her husband had never slept one day in a remote house she had built for her
While the nation mourns the sad death of Kasipul MP, Charles Ong’ongo Were, new details have emerged about his private life and inheritance he left, including the good shelter he built for his wives.
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The late MP had married three: Emmaculate Adhiambo, Margaret, and Anne.
Sadly, Emmaculate died several years ago, leaving Margaret and Anne.
However, it is a recent photo of Anne Were’s online home that has attracted the emotions of many Kenyans.
Ongo’s homemade house remains empty
The most widely circulated photos show a two -room palace, standing proudly on the grass field.
The house has a gray -colored roof, may be made of special tiles or tin, and many large windows with a grid structure – signifying that the house was designed to allow a lot of natural light to enter.
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The building is not only interesting, but it carries the story of a man who loved his family and invested in their future, though fate did not allow him to enjoy the fruits of his efforts.
Speaking during a late farewell ceremony on Saturday, May 3, Anne offered a condolences to her husband.
He revealed that although his deceased had built a luxury house for him, he could not live there one day.
“My name is Anne Were, a girl from Meru. He said in a heavy voice of sadness.
His words touched many Kenyans who were touched by the pain of having a promised house but now it is covered with a shadow of sadness.
Many expressed interest in the beauty of the house and the dedication of the family to his family, while others reflect on the cruelty of life, where dreams are interrupted before they come true.
Many Kenyans online expressed interest in the beauty of the house and the dedication of Were to his family, while others reflect on the brutality of life, where dreams are interrupted before they come true.
Amos Mugi:
“At ODM’s will. He even painted the party.”
Meshack Otieno:
“Can that house really be called it? (Give your answers according to the customs and customs of the Luo).”
Connie:
“This house is very pleasant. And let him find peace in him even though he never went in.”
Jeremy:
“The love he had for his family is clearly visible. It is certainly a painful blow.”
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