President William Ruto was among the dignitaries who attended the burial of Malulu Injendi, a prominent figure in Malava Constituency, Kakamega County.
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangaula, Senate speaker Amason Kingi were among the dignitaries who graced the occasion.
The late Injendi, known for his significant contributions to the community, was laid to rest in a solemn ceremony that attracted leaders from various sectors.
Ruto, who expressed his condolences to the family, praised Injendi for his dedication to public service and his role in shaping the development of Kakamega County. “Malulu Injendi was a man of integrity and dedication. His contributions to the community will always be remembered,” President Ruto said during the service.
The event, attended by local leaders, family members, and residents of Kakamega, also served as an opportunity for the community to reflect on Injendi’s legacy. Leaders who spoke at the burial emphasized the importance of continuing his work in advancing the region’s development.
President Ruto assured the family and the people of Kakamega County of his government’s support in ensuring ongoing development in the area. He reiterated his commitment to working with local leaders to improve the livelihoods of residents and honor the late Injendi’s memory through continued progress.
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