- A tragic accident claimed the life of Daniel Kiberenge in Uganda, where he was doing what he he loved doing most so that he can put a plate of food on the table for his family
- His devastated family back in Bungoma County sought help from the government, some accountability for their son’s death, but they didn’t get any help
- Community members express sympathy and offer advice to the grieving widow who has now been left alone and now has to raise two kids alone
Bungoma, Kenya: A family who have been looking for their son who was involved in an accident in Uganda over two months have finally given up and held a burial service without a body.
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KTN News reports that Daniel Kiberenge got into an accident with a trailer at the Karuma Falls and was never rescued from it, and it has been two months now, and the government has laid the blame squarely at the door of the government.
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“My son was not rescued from it. I have never been that in our family; I have been running to the government, High Commission in Uganda, the government and Ababu Namwamba told us the trailer belongs to Sudan and I shouldgo there,” said his dad.
How was Daniel’s dad treated in Kenya?
“I have written to the speaker a text, but he did not answer; we have left everything to God. We are burying a person who is not there, we would have done a cultural practice, but we are Christians,” he added.
Daniel has left behind three kids and a wife; I am blaming the parents, these kids need to go to school, and his mum asked the government to help take them to school.
How did Kenyans react to the story?
Judith Mukongolo:
“They are always in our thoughts…Alex, Dan and the other one from Uganda …my God continue comforting and giving you strength.”
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Moses Webo Moses:
“Itakua aje utafute haki kwa mahakama ya ubwa mwitu na wewe ni mbinatam.”
Prii Jones:
Umetaja nani ati? Ababu? Halafu akasema uende Sudan? Mbona hana utu.
Luhya Queen:
“Pole kwa familia lakini mujane atafute passport akuje majuu apo ndio atakuwa na uwezo wakusaidiya watoto wake passport amefanya watoto wengi wsio na mababa zao wanasoma kwa sasa iyo tu ndio advice yangu kwa Mama mujane.
Moses Webo Moses:
“Itakua aje utafute haki kwa mahakama ya ubwa mwitu na wewe ni mbinadam?”
Family repeats burial after getting body
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Source: NGBREAKINGNEWS
