Moiben Member of Parliament (MP) Phylis Bartoo today attended the burial of Hon. Malulu Injendi, the Deputy Chairperson of the Education & Research Committee, and a distinguished leader in Malava Constituency. The somber occasion brought together family, friends, colleagues, and constituents to pay their final respects to the late Hon. Malulu, whose passing has left a profound void in the political and educational landscape of Kenya.
In her tribute, MP Bartoo praised Hon. Malulu for his unwavering dedication to public service, particularly his contributions to strengthening the education sector in Kenya. She highlighted his tireless work as Deputy Chairperson of the Education & Research Committee, where his efforts were instrumental in shaping policies aimed at improving the education system and empowering future generations.
“Today, we lay to rest a leader who was committed not only to Malava but to the betterment of Kenya as a whole. Hon. Malulu’s dedication to the education sector and his people-centered leadership will be greatly missed,” said MP Bartoo. “His wisdom, guidance, and passion for the youth and education will continue to inspire us.”
Hon. Malulu Injendi, who was widely regarded as a visionary leader, passed away after serving his constituents with a deep sense of responsibility and commitment. His role in advocating for policies that promoted educational reform and provided opportunities for the youth will remain an integral part of his legacy.
The burial ceremony, which took place in Malava, was attended by various political leaders, family members, and residents who spoke highly of Hon. Malulu’s impact on the community. Many shared stories of his kindness, leadership, and tireless efforts to uplift the lives of the people he served.
In her message of support, MP Bartoo extended her condolences to the family, friends, and constituents of Hon. Malulu, noting that the loss of such a dedicated public servant was deeply felt by many.
“We have lost a great leader, but his legacy will continue to live on in the work he started and the lives he touched. My heartfelt condolences to his family, colleagues, and all the people of Malava. May his soul rest in eternal peace,” MP Bartoo concluded.
Hon. Malulu’s passing marks the end of a chapter for Malava Constituency, but his legacy of service, particularly in the field of education, will forever be remembered.
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