- Bishop Muthee Kiengei posted sad pictures from Boniface Kariuki’s funeral, a young vendor killed during the protest
- Kiengei demanded that President William Ruto hear the cries of the youths and end the violence against them
- The preacher distributed sad pictures of mourners crying, while some of them holding the Kenyan flag
Bishop Muthee Kiengei has published some sad pictures of Kenyans mourning Boniface Kariuki, a vendor killed by a police officer during a The procession.
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The funeral took place on Friday, July 11, in his home village in Murang’a County and pulling a large crowd, including family, friends, activists and politicians.
At one point, Kiengei, who led the event, began singing to calm the worried crowd, and eventually bring peace.
What happened at Boniface Kariuki’s funeral?
Boniface’s mother, Susan Njeri, was overwhelmed with sadness and twice – one time while looking at the body and again in the time of honor – needed help from the rescue team Mike Sonko.
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On Saturday, July 12, Kiengei contemplated Sombre Day while taking funeral photos.
“Boniface was a story that was supposed to be, although it was shortened by police from his country, how sad we lost a 22 -year -old boy who worked hard to send something home.
A quiet boy in the church and the best among his friends is buried, and all his visions and dreams are now silenced, ” He wrote.
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Kiengei expressed his hope that Kenyans would not lose other youthful life.
“Kenya is enough for all of us, live in peace and harmony. Rest well, Bonnie,” He wrote.
To the President William RutoKiengei said:
“This generation needs an ear to listen to something.
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Photos from the funeral of Boniface Kariuki
In the accompanying photos, Kieki and other priests were seen preaching at the Requiem Mass before the coffin of Kariuki was taken down from the grave.
Sad incidents were witnessed as other mourners with the Kenyan flag crying bitterly.
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Survivious Kenyans are sad, writing:
Cira Wanjiku:
“Pain cannot be joke.”
Rósèy:
“It’s very sad.”
Rose Waimu:
“May God protect our children, and hide them from the shadows of his wings.”
Waimu Grace:
“This is very painful. Dear God, please heal our nation.”
Ruto protesters singing at Boniface Kariuki’s funeral
Other news, TUKO.co.ke reported that anxiety increased during Boniface’s funeral when Gen Z mourners carried his coffin to the grave, singing songs such as “Ruto Must Go!” and “Wantam.”
A crowd of intense, sad and contemptuous people surrounded the grave with a white coffin covered by the Kenyan flag being carefully laid to be buried.
The time of fear occurred when the coffin seemed to be closed, but the carriers succeeded in stopping it.
Political leaders stood near the silence, seemingly moving but chose not to intervene.
As the songs went on as some mourners scream, efforts were made to prevent people from falling into the grave.
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