Uhuru’s Cousin Beth Mugo Overcome With Emotion During Sister’s Requiem Mass In Nairobi

Former Senator Beth Mugo was among the family members who experienced an emotional moment during the requiem mass of her late sister, Mama Beatrice Wambui Muturi, held at PCEA Nairobi West Church on Wednesday, November 11.The senator joined relatives, friends and prominent political leaders who gathered to celebrate the life of the 90-year-old woman, who was fondly known as Mama Thumi.

Beth Mugo, who is the sister of the deceased, was spotted during the service as the family came together to bid farewell to their loved one.

Her presence highlighted personal loss experienced by the family following Mama Beatrice’s death.

The requiem mass attracted several prominent figures, including former President Uhuru Kenyatta, who was the deceased’s cousin, former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, Kalonzo Musyoka and Eugene Wamalwa.

During the service, mourners remembered Mama Beatrice as a woman whose influence extended beyond her immediate family to the church, business community and wider society.

She was celebrated for her strong Christian faith and commitment to the Presbyterian Church of East Africa, where she remained an active member throughout her life.

Her entrepreneurial journey was also recognised, with family members and other speakers highlighting her determination, resilience and ability to bring people together.Uhuru used the gathering to urge political leaders to put aside their differences and focus on building a peaceful and united Kenya. He also emphasised that lasting peace must be supported by justice.

Gachagua, in his condolence message, described Mama Beatrice as a mother and the heart of the family.

The service offered relatives and friends an opportunity to reflect on her life, celebrate her contribution and comfort Beth Mugo and the rest of the bereaved family.

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