Ol Kalou is set to honour one of its most influential leaders as a public memorial service for the late David Njuguna Kiaraho, former MP, takes centre stage. The ceremony, scheduled for Wednesday, 8 April 2026, will bring together politicians, community leaders, and residents to pay their respects to the lawmaker remembered for his commitment to his constituency.
Highlights:
- Public memorial for David Kiaraho on 8 April 2026 at Ol Kalou Stadium.
- National Assembly and Ministry of Interior will airlift his body for the ceremony.
- Family requests the casket remain closed during the service.
- Burial set for 10 April 2026 at his Tigoni farm in Limuru.
- A final church service will precede burial at St Andrew’s Church, Nairobi.
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Public Memorial in Ol Kalou
The late David Kiaraho, who served Ol Kalou Constituency for three terms, will be honoured in a public memorial service on Wednesday, 8 April, at Ol Kalou Stadium in Nyandarua County. The ceremony allows locals and leaders from across Kenya to pay tribute to the lawmaker, whose tenure was marked by community development initiatives and accessible leadership.
In partnership with the Ministry of Interior, the National Assembly will facilitate the airlift of his body to Ol Kalou. In respect of his family’s wishes and cultural practices, the casket will remain closed throughout the service.
Remembering a Dedicated Legislator
Mr Kiaraho passed away on Sunday, 29 March 2026, at Nairobi Hospital. His death sparked tributes from political peers and community members who praised his dedication and people-first approach. During his time in office, he was noted for championing local projects and bridging political divides to advance development in Ol Kalou.
Burial and Final Ceremonies
The late MP’s burial will take place on Friday, 10 April 2026, at his farm in Tigoni, Limuru, in line with his final wishes. Earlier on the same day, a final memorial service will be held at St Andrew’s Church, Nairobi, giving friends and family a chance for a private farewell before the interment.
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