Loise Kim suffers after her father’s funeral disrupted: “My soul is hurt”

Gospel gospel singer Loise Kim announced to change the funeral service of her father after being disturbed
Loise’s father, Elder David Githuku Kiguru, passed away after suffering a illness and left his family in sadness
The singer spoke of her sadness on social networks, expressing the pain of moving the funeral program after the tent was broken

Renowned gospel singer Loise Kim mourns the loss of her father, Elder David Githuku Kiguru, and is facing further interruption of his funeral activities.

The funeral of the gospel singer Loise Kim was interrupted. Photo: Loise Kim.
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Elder Kiguru who died a week ago is expected to be buried today on Thursday, September 25, 2025 in Kitisuru.

What happened at Loise Kim’s funeral?

However, the gospel singer has expressed sadness and frustration after the funeral program, which was carefully planned at Kibichiku Primary School, suddenly.

Using social networks to narrate the tragic incident, Loise revealed that after a whole day of funeral preparations, the family was forced to break the tent in the primary school.

Is it? What happened to Loise Kim’s father?

The death of Elder Kiguru has come after many years of suffering from a serious illness that has left him in a critical condition.

Over the last four years, he was admitted to an intensive care unit (ICU) and faced a life -threatening situation where he could not only eat and breathe through his neck.

During this period, Loise publicly applied from the heart, urging his fans and people who wish him all the aid to pay his heavy hospital bill.

Fans comfort Loise Kim

Emie Macharia:

It will be fine and rest in peace. Despite this, I wonder who first allowed the initiation to take place because even without government restrictions, the event during the school day means the illiteracy of the students and even if it happens it is very disrupted, which I don’t think is better to do. “

Mwangi Kireth:

“Very sorry for the family, but it is a government policy that there are no social gatherings in the school area in the third term.”

Irene Muthoni:

“Before you do anything at school this term please understand Moe guidelines.”

Lucy Kamau was born again:

“May God give you enough peace for you and your whole family.”

Elizabeth Wangeci:

“On the day of learning? However, take care of the spirits of young people, for the Most Merciful God is merciful to the spirit of your Father on the day of judgment.”