- On Thursday, January 1, Senate Speaker Amason Kingi mourned the sudden death of his patron, John Lwane Lumumba
- In his condolence message, Kingi emphasized Lumumba’s dedication and loyalty, highlighting their deep personal relationship
- Kingi narrated how they were walking and talking happily shortly before they were informed that Lumumba had died
Nairobi – A senior police officer linked to Senate Speaker Amason Kingi has died.
On Thursday, January 1, Kindi shared heartbreaking details about the death of her bodyguard, John Lwane Lumumba.
How did Amason Kingi cry for John Lumumba?
The Senate Speaker recalled spending time with Lumumba shortly before his death, saying that the tragedy came as a great shock.
Kingi recounted how they were walking and talking happily shortly before being informed later that Lumumba had died.
“You are gone too soon, my little brother. The cruel hand of death has caught you too soon. One minute we are walking and talking happily, and the next minute I am called to be informed that you are no more,” Kingi said.
Kingi emphasized that Lumumba was more than just a security agent; their relationship extended beyond their professional duties.
He praised Lumumba’s dedication, expertise, and honesty, qualities that earned him great personal and professional respect.
“To me you were not just a security guard, you were family. I was impressed by the way you fulfilled your duty with dedication, professionalism and great honesty. Rest in peace Captain John Lwane Lumumba,” the Senate speaker lamented.
How Kenyans mourned John Lumumba
Many Kenyans and elected leaders joined the Senate speaker to mourn Lumumba’s death which was not known.
BaiteOriginal:
“Sorry to his family and you Sen 001.”
Lusiola™:
“My condolences to the family and friends.”
Wilson says:
“Our deepest condolences to the family.”
@Jerry18839221:
“Waah… Cant believe ur gone commander. Rest in peace, number.”
@ejnyamogo:
“What happened? That was sudden!”
Honorable Joyce Korir Bomet
“Oooooh no……..sad news to our ears……sorry speaker and family in general……mutyo.”
Essy Okenyuri Anyieni
“I’m so sorry for the sudden tragedy. May God rest his soul in a good place and comfort you in this difficult time of mourning.”
Grandpa Michael
“It’s like this face I know. Rest in Peace CPL ……Sorry to the family…..not the time to lose a loved one!!”
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