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Kenyan Pastor's Body Cremated in London Following Fatal Train Crash

Kenyan Pastor's Body Cremated in London Following Fatal Train Crash

A Kenyan Pastor's body was on Friday cremated in London, United Kingdom.

The late Nicholas Chege Mwaura, who passed on after a fatal train crash in North London on Wednesday was cremated after it was established that his body was heavily damaged as a result of the crash.

Family and friends converged at East London Crematorium along Grange Road, Canning Town for the final send off.

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The late Chege was an ordained priest of church of England and hailed from Gatanga area in Muranga County.

 He previously served as a priest in Docklands, London and his farewell ceremony was officiated by Church of England priest Rev. David Wade of West Ham Parish.

 

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  1. KifarangaSep 25, 2017

    Rest In Peace Pastor.

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