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[STREAMING LIVE] DANIEL ARAP MOI’S FUNERAL SERVICE AND BURIAL

[STREAMING LIVE] DANIEL ARAP MOI’S FUNERAL SERVICE AND BURIAL

Burial for the late former President Daniel Toroitich arap Moi takes place on Tuesday, February 12th at this home in Kabarak, Nakuru County.

Moi’s body will be taken from Lee Funeral Home to Wilson Airport on Tuesday morning and flown to Kabarak University where the funeral service will be held, followed by burial at Moi’s Kabarak home, which is within the Kabarak University compound. At least 30,000 mourners are expected at the venue.

Follow the events LIVE here, courtesy of Citizen TV:

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Moi died at Nairobi Hospital on February 4th.

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