”….dont take advantage of our artificial differences…” added the president
In the true Kenyan spirit of being considerate, let us cultivate a culture of tolerance and be mindful of what we post on the social media.”
The President said in his second condolence message to the Kajwang family today. Uhuru asked the public to show good will to the late Senators family and to allow them to grieve in peace without the “added truama of hurtful and careless remarks.”
“I urge all of us to embrace the spirit of brotherhood and mourn Senator Kajwang with the dignity befitting us as one united national family. I also request those responsible to remove messages that are inconsiderate, undignified or irresponsible from this page or other parts of online media.” he added.
He added that the bereaved family and the nation need space to mourn Kajwang whom he described as “energetic, cheerful, charismatic, articulate and astute leader.” The president made the post on his Facebook that was later on pulled down.
Kajwang’ died on Tuesday of a heart attack. The Senator was rushed to hospital from his Runda residence after complaining of chest pains. He died at around 11pm
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