Family Of NHIF Employee Holds Prayers Where She was Shot Days to Burial
By Nyakoko.Trueboy_UPDATES (self media writer) | 1 month ago
The family of Lillian Waithera who was shot in Nairobi CBD is currently holding a Prayer service at the area where the National Health Insurance fund employee was shot dead by unknown people a few days ago.
This coming just a few hours after a funeral mass was held Kariobangi church in Nairobi on Wednesday afternoon by the family and friends of the late employee.
This Is happening just a few hours before the body of Lillian is transported to her rural home for her final burial Rites with several key politicians expected to throng the venue of her final journey.
The late is believed to have been a short while leaving her place of work a few days ago in what police say was done by a snipper. The main suspect was arrested a few days ago was released by police after they failed to place him at the crime scene.
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