President Ruto leads state funeral for MP Malulu Injendi

The MP’s burial is scheduled for Tuesday, March 4, 2025, at his rural home in Lukusi Village. The ceremony will be presided over by the Catholic Church with Bishop Joseph Obanyi Sawe at the helm. “We are not here to mourn but to celebrate his work because he was a man of great focus who knew what he wanted to achieve,” said Bishop Obanyi during the ongoing church service, describing Injendi as a determined leader who exceeded his own expectations.

Notable government officials in attendance include National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula and Senate Speaker Amason Kingi. Wetang’ula, who led a separate funeral service on Monday dedicated to both residents and politicians, eulogized Injendi by highlighting his profound impact on his community and the nation. “As we begin this final journey with him, we take comfort in the impact he made and the lives he touched,” Wetang’ula stated, emphasizing the MP’s unparalleled dedication to public service.

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, also present at the service, paid tribute to Injendi, calling him a steadfast and visionary leader. Mudavadi stressed that Injendi was a unifying figure, committed to initiatives that improved lives and fostered national unity. Leaders at the event urged residents to maintain civility during the proceedings, honoring a legacy that will be remembered for generations.

The gathering today reflects the nation’s respect and admiration for a leader whose legacy is defined by hard work, focus, and service to the people.
His enduring memory will inspire future generations.

The MP’s burial is scheduled for Tuesday, March 4, 2025, at his rural home in Lukusi Village. The ceremony will be presided over by the Catholic Church with Bishop Joseph Obanyi Sawe at the helm. “We are not here to mourn but to celebrate his work because he was a man of great focus who knew what he wanted to achieve,” said Bishop Obanyi during the ongoing church service, describing Injendi as a determined leader who exceeded his own expectations.

Notable government officials in attendance include National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula and Senate Speaker Amason Kingi. Wetang’ula, who led a separate funeral service on Monday dedicated to both residents and politicians, eulogized Injendi by highlighting his profound impact on his community and the nation. “As we begin this final journey with him, we take comfort in the impact he made and the lives he touched,” Wetang’ula stated, emphasizing the MP’s unparalleled dedication to public service.

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, also present at the service, paid tribute to Injendi, calling him a steadfast and visionary leader. Mudavadi stressed that Injendi was a unifying figure, committed to initiatives that improved lives and fostered national unity. Leaders at the event urged residents to maintain civility during the proceedings, honoring a legacy that will be remembered for generations.

The gathering today reflects the nation’s respect and admiration for a leader whose legacy is defined by hard work, focus, and service to the people.
His enduring memory will inspire future generations.

President William Ruto arrived in Malava, Kakamega County, today to lead the government delegation at the state funeral of the late area Member of Parliament, Malulu Injendi. Injendi, aged 58, who had been serving his third consecutive term, passed away on February 17 while receiving treatment at the Aga Khan Hospital in Nairobi.

The MP’s burial is scheduled for Tuesday, March 4, 2025, at his rural home in Lukusi Village. The ceremony will be presided over by the Catholic Church with Bishop Joseph Obanyi Sawe at the helm. “We are not here to mourn but to celebrate his work because he was a man of great focus who knew what he wanted to achieve,” said Bishop Obanyi during the ongoing church service, describing Injendi as a determined leader who exceeded his own expectations.

Notable government officials in attendance include National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula and Senate Speaker Amason Kingi. Wetang’ula, who led a separate funeral service on Monday dedicated to both residents and politicians, eulogized Injendi by highlighting his profound impact on his community and the nation. “As we begin this final journey with him, we take comfort in the impact he made and the lives he touched,” Wetang’ula stated, emphasizing the MP’s unparalleled dedication to public service.

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, also present at the service, paid tribute to Injendi, calling him a steadfast and visionary leader. Mudavadi stressed that Injendi was a unifying figure, committed to initiatives that improved lives and fostered national unity. Leaders at the event urged residents to maintain civility during the proceedings, honoring a legacy that will be remembered for generations.

The gathering today reflects the nation’s respect and admiration for a leader whose legacy is defined by hard work, focus, and service to the people.
His enduring memory will inspire future generations.