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Rt.Hon.Dr.Moses Wetang'ula Elites can continue standing with each other...It's their operandi Sisi children of lesser gods will also embrace each other God is on our side Wakenya, let's plan and go visit Mama Ken. Hata yeye ni PARENT Let's assure her she's not abandoned "We will never walk alone"

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Rt.Hon.Dr.Moses Wetang'ulavor 1 Jahr

No words can truly explain the pain a parent endures after the loss of a child. This evening, together with First Lady H.E. Rachel Ruto, Mama Ida Odinga, and a host of Members of Parliament, we joined Dagoretti North MP Hon. Beatrice Elachi to mourn the heartbreaking loss of her beloved son, Elvis Murakana. While grief is deeply personal and cannot be shared, our presence as colleagues and friends offered some comfort, however small, in this time of unimaginable sorrow that only time will heal. First Lady Rachel Ruto, conveying the condolences of H.E. President William Ruto, urged Hon. Elachi to remain anchored in her faith and to lean on God’s embrace for strength and peace. She prayed for the family to find solace in the days ahead. Mama Ida Odinga offered words of encouragement, reminding Hon. Elachi that all is not lost, and that the cherished memories made with Elvis will forever live on. The wake brought together leaders from across the political divide, united in grief and solidarity with a friend in mourning. Elvis will be laid to rest this Saturday. May his soul rest in eternal peace.🕊️

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Lawrence Kamauvor 1 Jahr

@HonWetangula This year pages of politikal class will turn to obituaries. We are going to see so many red carpet mazishi Huu mwaka ni machozi tupu kwao.

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Hold Fast Apparelvor 2 Jahren

💪 Fearless Faith: No foe can stand in your way when God is by your side.

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Lil Mbuzivor 1 Jahr

@HonWetangula Me to Elachi ..🫴

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Nyakundi Jack The C.E.Ovor 1 Jahr

@HonWetangula Do really this police officers who have an order to kill young people and their bloodsuckers masters sit do and watch this clips, The pain of a mother crying infront of a camera, God give us justice

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On. Araboovor 1 Jahr

@HonWetangula Naskia kijana ya Elachi amejificha kwa AirBnb Aki huyo GenZ ako na drama 🤣

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Kenya's Finest🇰🇪vor 1 Jahr

@HonWetangula What I've learnt is that " Elites play their game and the poor fight for survival" We shall overcome this one day🙏

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David Machariavor 1 Jahr

@HonWetangula Do these people watch the news and see the tears of the mother of Brian Odhiambo the missing Lake Nakuru fisherman?

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john nduchavor 1 Jahr

@HonWetangula Their sons for our sons their daughters for our daughters our God is always with us. ours is to pile pressure and fight in any way we can later on sit back and see them destroy each other itll only take little time but in the end no matter what we must be victorius...

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Lydia Sidivor 1 Jahr

@HonWetangula This is extremely sad. 💔💔

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Elizabeth Ngigivor 1 Jahr

@HonWetangula These tears will come back to them in good measure, shaken down pressed together and running over

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#TheDemocratvor 1 Jahr

@HonWetangula 😭 I thought ODM joined the rogue regime to fight for the rights of kina Ken yawa. Lit sana that innocent lives that were lost created job opportunities for ODM and they have refused to fight for the their justice. #Justice4Kennedy

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