Wiper Patriotic Front leader Kalonzo Musyoka on Friday paid a solemn visit to the family of Machakos Senator Agnes Kavindu and former Senator and ex Commissioner Johnson Muthama to offer his condolences following the death of their son, Moses Muthama Nduya.
The visit, marked by quiet reflection and prayer, drew close family members, friends, and political allies who gathered to mourn with the bereaved household.
Kalonzo was received at the family home in Machakos, where he took time to console the parents and relatives, emphasizing the importance of unity and compassion during moments of grief.
Speaking to mourners, Kalonzo described the loss of a child as one of the most painful experiences any parent can endure. He urged the family to draw strength from faith and the support of friends and the wider community.
“In such a difficult season, we can only stand together, pray together, and support one another,” he said, noting that words alone could not adequately express the depth of the loss.
The Wiper leader also acknowledged the long standing friendship and political journey he has shared with the Muthama family, recalling moments of collaboration and mutual respect in public service.
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He praised both Agnes Kavindu and Johnson Muthama for their resilience and dedication to leadership, adding that the nation stood with them in mourning.
Family members expressed gratitude for the visit, saying it brought comfort during an emotionally overwhelming period. They noted that the presence of leaders and friends had helped ease the burden of grief and demonstrated the bonds that extend beyond politics.
The passing of Moses Muthama Nduya has elicited messages of condolence from across the political divide, with leaders from various parties reaching out to the family.
Many described him as a young man with promise, whose untimely death has left a void not only in his family but also among friends and acquaintances.
As the family prepares for burial arrangements, they have asked for privacy while thanking Kenyans for their prayers and support.
The tragedy has once again highlighted the human side of public figures, reminding the nation that behind political titles are families who share in the same joys and sorrows as all Kenyans.
Kalonzo’s visit underscored a moment of unity and empathy, cutting across political lines to honor a life lost and to stand with those left behind in grief.
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