President William Ruto gave a touching tribute to the late Johana Ng’eno, calling him a dedicated leader who spent his life helping others and the country.
After visiting the family, the President shared a sincere message, saying that Ng’eno’s legacy will live on because of the good he did for his community and the country.
At the family’s Karen home, the President offered his condolences and joined relatives and friends to mourn the leader.
President Ruto said that Ng’eno was a hard worker who always put people first.
He also said that the late politician was a believer in unity, fairness, and hard work. These beliefs shaped his leadership and gained him respect from people of all political parties.
The President believes Ng’eno did more than just politics; he touched lives in ways that will be remembered.
Thinking about the loss, President Ruto encouraged the family to stay strong in their faith during this hard time.
He found comfort in the Bible, quoting Psalm 147:3, which says God heals the brokenhearted and bandages their wounds.
He said that this verse shows that even in sadness, there is hope and healing.
The President asked Kenyans to support the family with prayer and kindness, pointing out how important it is to be compassionate and come together when people are grieving. He also said that to honor Ng’eno, people must continue to serve others with love and dedication.
As the country grieves, Ng’eno is remembered as more than just a politician. He was a servant of the people whose work and values will not be forgotten.