- Albert Ojwang and the now-widowed Nevnina Neeiynah were meant to celebrate Father’s Day together, but that was not to be
- Instead, the day that they hoped would be filled with joy and love has been taken over by mourning and unanswered questions
- She shared her grief and honor the memory of her late husband, wondering how the future will look without him
Search option is now available at TUKO! Feel free to search the content on topics/people you enjoy reading about in the top right corner 😉
The pain of loss continues to echo through the family of slain blogger Albert Ojwang, this time through the words of his young widow, Nevnina Neeiynah.
Nevnina took to social media on Father’s Day to share her grief and honor the memory of her late husband.
PAY ATTENTION:TUKO is in WhatsApp Channels now! Subscribe and read news in favourite messenger.
In a moving tribute that has since touched many online, Nevnina expressed the deep sorrow of a day that was meant to be filled with joy and love.
“This Father’s Day was supposed to be yours. You had plans with our son — plans for laughter, for love, for simply being together,” she wrote. “Instead, we’re left with silence, questions, and a world that feels so wrong.”
Ojwang, who was reportedly transitioning from his teaching career to become a full-time digital influencer, died under mysterious circumstances in police custody after being arrested in connection with a controversial social media post.
The case continues to spark national outrage, with growing demands for transparency and accountability.
Nevnina’s tribute did not dwell on the details of the case but instead centered on the man and father Ojwang was.
“We miss you beyond words — not just today, but every day. Your love lives on in him, and I’ll make sure he never forgets the father you were, and the future they stole from you,” she wrote, ending the post with a broken heart emoji and a powerful declaration: “We love you, baba G.”
The post stirred emotional reactions from Kenyans online, many of whom have rallied behind the young widow with messages of support and solidarity.
For many, it served as a painful reminder of the human cost behind a story that continues to unfold in courts, headlines, and public discourse.
As investigations into Ojwang’s death continue, his widow’s message is not just a personal lament but also a public reminder of the devastating toll extrajudicial actions have on families, especially on children left behind.
Father’s Day, meant to be a celebration of love and guidance, has now become a symbol of loss for a family robbed of its future.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
