The Chemundu/Kapng’etuny community and the entire Nandi County are in mourning following the sudden passing of Hon. Julius Kipruto Keter, a respected Member of the County Assembly (MCA) known for his unwavering dedication to public service.
Hon. Keter, who has been serving the people of Chemundu/Kapng’etuny Ward with distinction, was widely celebrated for his commitment to community development, education, and youth empowerment. His death has sent shockwaves across the region, with leaders and residents alike paying tribute to a man many described as a pillar of integrity and compassion.
Uasin Gishu Senator Jackson Mandago led tributes to the fallen leader, hailing Hon. Keter as a visionary who dedicated his life to serving others.“Hon. Keter was not just a colleague in leadership, but a steadfast servant of the people—a man of integrity, humility, and great foresight,” said Senator Mandago in a press statement. “His tireless efforts in championing education, youth empowerment, healthcare, and infrastructure development across his ward earned him admiration far beyond his borders.”
The Senator described Keter’s passing as a monumental loss, not only to Chemundu/Kapng’etuny Ward but to the entire Rift Valley region.
Throughout his tenure, Hon. Keter was known for his accessibility to the people, regularly holding public barazas and advocating for improved service delivery. His initiatives in supporting bursaries for needy students, expanding road networks, and promoting small businesses made a lasting impact.
Messages of condolences have continued to pour in from fellow MCAs, religious leaders, youth groups, and residents who remember him as a humble leader who prioritized the welfare of his constituents.
The cause of his death has not been officially disclosed, but funeral arrangements are underway, with the county government expected to play a key role in honoring his legacy.
As the region comes to terms with the loss, Hon. Keter’s legacy of servant leadership, unity, and progress will continue to resonate among those he served so passionately.
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