The family of the late Albert Ojwang has received a financial lifeline totaling KSh 5 million, thanks to contributions from the President, opposition leader Raila Odinga, and generous members of the public. Their lawyer confirmed the donations during a recent briefing.
Highlights:
- President Ruto contributed KSh 2 million to Albert Ojwang’s family
- Raila Odinga donated KSh 1 million to support the grieving family
- An additional KSh 2 million came from public contributions
- The funds aim to support funeral arrangements and the family’s welfare
- The donations reflect national unity and sympathy following the tragic death
Main Story:
In the wake of Albert Ojwang’s untimely death, the nation has responded with heartfelt support. Speaking to the media, the family’s lawyer revealed that they had received a total of KSh 5 million to assist with funeral costs and the family’s ongoing needs.
President William Ruto contributed KSh 2 million to the family, signaling state support during a difficult time. Opposition leader Raila Odinga also stepped in with a personal donation of KSh 1 million, while an additional KSh 2 million was raised through contributions from friends, supporters, and well-wishers across the country.
A Moment of Unity
The lawyer described the donations as a symbol of national solidarity and compassion. “It shows that in moments of grief, Kenya can stand united — across political and social divides,” he said.
The funds are expected to cover burial expenses, provide immediate relief for the family, and help ease the financial pressure as they deal with their loss.
In moments of sorrow, it’s often the acts of unity that remind us what it means to be Kenyan.
