Rigathi Gachagua Mourns Elder Sister Eunice Nyangari Gachagua

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Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua is mourning the death of his elder sister, Eunice Nyangari Gachagua.

Nyangari died on Thursday, November 5, in Naro Moru at the age of 77.

In a statement released on Friday, November 6, Gachagua described her as a mother figure who kept the family together.

He said she had taken on the role following their mother's death seven years ago.

Gachagua announced the loss on behalf of the family of the late Nahashon Gachagua Reriani and Martha Kirigo Gachagua.

He said the family was deeply saddened by the passing of their firstborn sister.

The Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) leader also sent condolences to Nyangari's children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

He specifically mentioned her daughter, Waithera, and son, Murimi, alongside the wider Reriani family.

Gachagua thanked God for granting his sister 77 years of life.

He said the family would miss her warmth, wise advice and the special moments they shared.

He described Nyangari as a cheerful and warm person whose presence brought happiness to the family.

Gachagua prayed for her soul to rest in peace and for perpetual light to shine upon her.

Gachagua's Previous Family Losses

Nyangari's death comes four years after Gachagua lost his eldest brother, Jack Reriani.

Jack died on September 24, 2022, shortly after attending post-inauguration celebrations in Karen.

In his tribute, Gachagua recalled spending three days with his brother during the inauguration celebrations.

He also thanked Jack for paying his high school fees and supporting him throughout his education.

Gachagua said they had discussed his brother taking a greater role in leading the Kirigo family.

The former Deputy President also lost another brother, James Reriani Gachagua, in May 2022.

James died after a long illness.

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