Today is the final journey of Kenya’s second President the late Daniel Arap Moi.
Kenyans have joined his family to give him a befitting send-off, many said they traveled from various parts, some as far as 300 kilometers to attend the burial of Kenya’s second and longest-serving Head of State who ruled from 1978 to 2002, with an iron fist.
Here are some of the unusual things Kenyans did to witness Moi’s burial.
Cycling for over 200km
On the bicycle were different messages inscribed in white ink.
Arriving early
The morning light is not out yet thousands of Kenyans already at the late President Moi’s home in Kabarak ready for the funeral.
Some members of the public arrived at Kabarak University from as early as midnight, others 3 AM midnight to give the second president of Kenya a befitting send-off.
Mourners had arrived at Kabarak for Moi's funeral before 3am
@pulselivekenya pic.twitter.com/3hdIC6E0fS— Mumbi (@MumbiMutuko) February 12, 2020
Lining up long hours for Snacks
