Former Kangema MP Tiras Nyingi Ngahu died on February 12, 2022, at a Nairobi hospital while undergoing treatment, prompting President Uhuru Kenyatta to send a letter of sorrow to his family, relatives, and friends.
President Uhuru Kenyatta has communicated specific sympathy to the family of previous Kangema MP Tiras Nyingi Ngahu, who passed away on Saturday at a Nairobi clinic while going through treatment.
In his message of solace, the President said Ngahu, who until his destruction was a ranking executive of the Jubilee Party, was a faithful and enthusiastic Kenyan who was focused on the prosperity of Kenya and particularly the individuals of Murang'a County.
"Hon. Ngahu has been steady in his legislative issues." "He has consistently advocated the interests of all Kenyans and all the more so the inhabitants of Murang'a County, where he was conceived," Uhuru said.
It is a result of his obligation to the prosperity of our country that he was on the front in lobbying for a means of reinforcing the degenerated arrangement of government through the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI)."
The President noticed that the late Ngahu was a committed pioneer who buckled down not just all the time to work on the existences of the occupants of Murang'a but the entire country overall.
"A contracted back-up plan who rose to head the Insurance Institute of Kenya prior to wandering into elective governmental issues, Hon. Ngahu generally put the interests of all Kenyans over his private matters. For sure, his commitment to the development of the insurance industry will be associated with numerous for a long time to come, as he contacted numerous who selected themselves for the assistance, "President Kenyatta grieved."
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