Elgeyo Marakwet Family Mourns Son Found Dead in UK While Pursuing Master’s Degree

A family in Elgeyo Marakwet has been plunged into mourning as their only son who they had sent UK to persue masters degree after securing scholarship found dead in UK.

According to the family, Meshack had begun his journey to the United Kingdom two years ago to pursue a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree after completing his earlier studies in Kenya.

His journey abroad was reportedly made possible through a scholarship opportunity that gave him a chance to advance his education and work towards achieving his dreams.

However, what was expected to be a promising academic journey has ended in heartbreak after the 31-year-old was reportedly found dead inside his rented house in the United Kingdom.

Meshack was pursuing his postgraduate studies at the University of South Wales, where he had been working towards completing his master’s degree.

The heartbreaking news has left his family devastated, with relatives struggling to accept the sudden loss of their only son, whom they had supported and encouraged to pursue further education abroad.

For the family, sending Meshack to the UK was an investment in his future and a decision they hoped would eventually transform their lives.

They had looked forward to the day he would complete his studies, return home and put his education into practice.

Sadly, those dreams have now been cut short, leaving his loved ones with painful memories and unanswered questions.

The loss has also affected friends and members of the Kenyan community who knew about his academic journey and the opportunity he had secured to study abroad.

His death has sparked an emotional response among Kenyans living in the United Kingdom, particularly those in South Wales, where efforts are reportedly underway to support the grieving family.

Members of the Kenyan community in South Wales have started mobilising resources to raise funds for the repatriation of Meshack’s body to Kenya.

The fundraising initiative is aimed at helping meet the expenses involved in transporting his remains back home so that his family can give him a dignified burial.

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