Speaking during a requiem service for the victims held at the Africa Gospel Church (AGC) in Karen, Nairobi, Oburu said there was a risk that some politicians could attempt to politicise the accident by insinuating foul play without evidence. “Politicians who have very little agenda will always want to read some malice in the death of other politicians,” Oburu said. “Please do not read malice in the death of our brother Ng’eno. In honour of the deceased, legislators in the National Assembly approved a motion to suspend the morning sitting on Wednesday to allow members to attend the requiem service. Ngeno, first elected to Parliament in 2013, was serving his third consecutive term at the time of his death.

Source: The Star March 04, 2026 13:58 UTC