Bahati MP Kimani Ngunjiri’s Son Arthur Kinyanjui Dies of COVID-19
The family of Bahati MP Kimani Ngunjiri is mourning the death of his last-born son Arthur Kinyanjui, alias AK47.
Kinyanjui reportedly succumbed to COVID-19 complications while undergoing treatment at a hospital in Mombasa.
Last month, several leaders led by Deputy President William Ruto paid a visit to Kinyanjui, who had been on life support for three months since December 2020.
The 32-year-old was a businessman and owned a construction company based in the Coastal region.
In his early life, the deceased was a Safari rally enthusiast and often participated in competitions in and outside the country. He leaves behind a wife and two children.
“It’s hard to accept that you are gone. RIP my last born Son Arthur Kinyanjui Kimani,” MP Ngunjiri wrote on Facebook.
Comments (3)
Pole sana kwa jamii ya Kimani.But how come even Kimani’s shs 450000 per month loot and shs 7m.bribe by Uhuru could not save the guy?Not even the CDF loot and shs 2b. daily loot dividends could save him.
The loot will not save the looters. They should read the bible. No sympathy. Kenyans are starving to death while 2b is stolen everyday.
Jamani: Ajabu ni kuwa watu wanaendele kufa kutokana na Virusi vya Korona na huku Makamu wa Rais wa Jamhuri ya Kenya Ndugu Kipchirchir Samoei Arap Ruto anaendelea kufanya mikutano na huku wanaohudhuria hawajavaa barakoa!