The death of former President Daniel Arap Moi’s son, Jonathan Moi continues to put the former head of State in the spotlight.
It all started with the Country’s current head of State Uhuru Kenyatta who visited him at his Kabarak home to condole with him as he mourns the death of his first son.
Then Deputy President William Ruto would later avoid Moi’s Kabarak home as he opted to go directly to Jonathan’s rural home in Baringo.
This sparked a lot of reactions among Kenyans with many arguing that the bad political blood between Ruto and Gideon Moi might have contributed to the DP’s decision to stay away from Moi’s Kabarak home.
Other theories also did round claiming that Ruto went to Kabarak but was not allowed to meet Moi hence his decision to go to Baringo.
As the dilema surrounding Ruto’s Baringo visit continues, other guests have been allowed to see Mzee Moi despite earlier indications that he will not be allowed to recieve many guests.
Today saw COTU Secretary General Francis Atwoli make the Kabarak trip after which Chief Justice David Maraga also found an opportunity to meet with Moi.
“This morning I visited former President Daniel Arap Moi at his Kabarak home to give my condolences following the demise of his son, Jonathan Moi,” Said Maraga.
The Late Jonathan Moi will be laid to rest at his home in Kabimoi, Eldama ravine this Saturday.
Jonathan succumbed to Cancer on April 19th at a Nakuru Hospital.