Former President Uhuru Kenyatta joined family, friends, and national leaders to pay tribute to the late Kanja Waruru at his burial ceremony in Chaka, Nyeri County. Kanja Waruru, the brother of Royal Media Services (RMS) Group Managing Director Wachira Waruru, was laid to rest in a solemn ceremony attended by dignitaries from both local and national government.
Eulogizing Kanja Waruru, Kenyatta described him as a devoted family man, a patriotic Kenyan, and a person of great integrity. “Kanja was not just a brother to Wachira but a brother and friend to all of us who had the privilege of knowing him. His kindness, humility, and dedication to family and friends have left a legacy that will endure,” the former Head of State said.
The burial service saw a strong show of support from prominent figures in government and the media industry, reflecting the deep impact Kanja Waruru had on those who knew him. The presence of high-ranking officials, including Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture and Livestock Development Mutahi Kagwe, former ICT CS Joe Mucheru, and Royal Media Services Chairman SK Macharia, underscored the significance of the occasion.
Leaders from various sectors gathered to honor Kanja Waruru’s life and his contributions to the community. They highlighted his values of humility, integrity, and generosity, which made him a respected figure among his peers. The tributes painted a picture of a man whose presence touched many lives, leaving behind a legacy of kindness and dedication.
The late Kanja Waruru was known not only for his close ties to the media industry but also for his commitment to family and community development. Friends and relatives described him as a pillar of strength, always ready to offer support and guidance to those around him.
As the funeral proceedings concluded, mourners reflected on Kanja Waruru’s life and the lessons he imparted. His legacy, deeply rooted in values of family and service, will continue to be remembered by those who had the honor of knowing him.
His passing is a great loss to his family, friends, and the wider community, but his memory remains alive in the many lives he touched. The ceremony was a moment to celebrate his life and bid farewell to a man whose presence will be dearly missed.
