- Kenya continues to mourn the tragic helicopter crash that killed six, including Member of Parliament Johana Ng’eno
- Ng’eno’s mother arrived at Karen’s house before the memorial service planned to honor her and the five who perished in the Nandi accident
- In pictures shared on social media, she was seen overwhelmed with emotion, bursting into tears as she hugged her son-in-law
The country is still mourning the deaths of six people, including the Member of Parliament for Emurua Dikirr, Johana Ng’eno, who died in a helicopter crash in Mosop constituency, Nandi county.
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Ng’eno, his personal photographer, and four others perished in the fatal accident, which happened at about 4:45 pm on February 28.
Many Kenyans, led by the President William Rutomourned the 54-year-old MP and consoled his family and voters following the tragedy.
Attention has been drawn to the young family he left behind, including his beloved wife, Nayianoi Ntutu, and their two young daughters.
Did Johana Ng’eno’s mother visit her house in Karen street?
While many continued to comfort him and send messages of condolence, a photo of the late MP’s mother breaking down at her Karen home appeared online.
The photos captured an elderly woman wearing a white and blue dress, a black and white warm sweater, and a red hat on her head.
Filled with grief, she sat beside her son-in-law, Nayianoi, who took her hand and hugged her warmly.
Nayianoi comforted the grieving woman, seeming to assure her that they would weather the storm together.
Ng’eno’s mother cried for her son and was seen wiping his tears, while her son-in-law remained firm by her side.
The photo touched many, who sent condolences and words of encouragement to the two grieving women.
Heartbroken by the loss of their beloved, one has lost her beloved son, while the other has lost her beloved husband and the father of her children.
Netizens mourned Johana Ng’eno
Kenyans flooded social media with condolences, sharing grief and messages of encouragement for the bereaved family.
Nana Lastborn:
“I died last month, and my life will never be the same again. I don’t see myself in this house anymore.”
Kwamboka Ererepresentative Yamasase:
“Kalenjin mothers-in-law are the best. Most of them love their daughters-in-law. Speaking from experience, very sorry, madam and Batiem.”
Ryan Kipkoech:
“So sad. May God give the entire family strength to overcome these difficult times they are going through. RIP, mahesh.”
Juma Mercy:
“No death is as painful as this one, where someone is burned to death. The only reminder is the ashes. Very painful indeed. May God be your comforter during these trying moments.”
Who is Johana Ng’eno’s wife?
In other news, TUKO.co.ke reported that the late MP was married to Nayianoi, a young and beautiful woman from the famous Nyutu family.
She is the daughter of Livingstone Ole Ntutu, half brother of Narok County Governor Patrick Ntutu and former Narok Senator Stephen Ntutu.
The couple were blessed with two adorable young daughters, who have yet to understand the gravity of losing their beloved father.
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