Former Education Cabinet Secretary Professor George Magoha began his final journey Wednesday with a procession to the various educational institutions where his body was viewed.
His body left the Lee Funeral Home in preparations for his burial on Saturday, February 11.
The late minister’s Magoha’s Nigerian in-laws honoured him with cultural dances at the Lee Funeral Home before his funeral procession left for body viewing at the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDC) complex. Here, the medical fraternity paid homage to Magoha, who was one of them and a urologist by specialisation.
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His family through the speaker of the late minister’s funeral arrangement committee Julius Jwan told journalists on Friday that Magoha’s the burial will be preceded by a string of three-day-long events.
The funeral steering committee has outlined a list of activities that will take place in Nairobi and Siaya County before the late professor is laid to rest.
Armed with traditional musical instruments and regalia, Magoha’s in-laws gave him a befitting send-off the Nigerian way.
