As the country continues to mourn the late opposition leader, Kenyans are greatly moved by the poignant remark written by former President Uhuru Kenyatta in Raila Odinga’s visitors book.
Arriving in Bondo to pay his last respects, Uhuru wrote a brief but impactful eulogy that encapsulated the sorrow of losing his lifelong friend and political comrade. “May you rest in peace, brother.
I’ll be coming to see you occasionally. Rest in peace,” Uhuru said in a post that has now gone viral on social media, evoking tears and admiration from Kenyans who praised it as heartfelt and heartfelt.
Uhuru’s remarks demonstrated his close relationship with Raila, particularly following their historic handshake in 2018, which put an end to years of political strife and ushered in a period of national unification.
The statement was read by many Kenyans as a heartfelt farewell from a guy who valued their brotherhood outside of politics and revered Raila’s leadership.
At the funeral, it was observed that Uhuru seemed moved when he signed the book of condolences and paused for a time before departing the tent. Emotional responses were all over social media, with many people praising his humility and his sorrow.
The message was also hailed by political leaders, who said it represented the ideals of peace, reconciliation, and enduring friendship that both Raila and Uhuru held dear in their senior years.
Uhuru’s heartfelt message now stands as one of the most memorable tributes in Kenya’s history of political friendships.
