Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua attended the funeral of his longtime friend, Erastus Nduati, popularly known as Mwene Limuru, in Ngarariga, Limuru, Kiambu County, on Thursday, November 28.
The somber event turned chaotic when unidentified individuals began shaking the tent where Gachagua and other dignitaries were seated during the funeral service.
The disturbance caused unease among mourners, with many fleeing in panic. The once-orderly arrangement of chairs was left in disarray as attendees scrambled for safety.
Images circulating online showed significant damage to a vehicle reportedly belonging to Gachagua, further highlighting the extent of the disruption.
Mixed Reactions Online
The incident sparked widespread reactions on social media, with Kenyans expressing varied opinions. While some extended sympathy to Gachagua and condemned the disruption, others speculated that the chaos might have been staged.
As investigations into the incident continue, the unfortunate disruption overshadowed a day meant to honor the memory of the late Nduati, leaving questions about the security measures in place at the event.
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