National Assembly Speaker, Moses Wetang’ula has expressed profound sorrow following the passing of Hon. Suleiman Murunga, the former MP for Kimilili.
Wetang’ula mourned Hon. Murunga as a dedicated leader who championed the rights of Kimilili residents, extending his condolences to Hon. Murunga’s family, friends, and constituents during this difficult time.
Murunga served as MP from 2013 to 2017, earning recognition for his unwavering commitment to his community.
He was an active Member of the Health Club and Catering Committee and also a prominent debater in the August House.
“As a Member of Ford Kenya, he represented his constituents with integrity and played a vital role as the party’s Director of Elections, influencing the nation’s political landscape,” Wetang’ula stated.
Wetang’ula further highlighted Hon. Murunga’s relentless advocacy for development and social justice, noting that his efforts significantly impacted many lives.
“Hon. Murunga was a champion for his community, particularly in education, providing bursaries to needy students and effectively utilizing the NG-CDF for development. His legacy will be remembered by those he served,” he added.
In his tribute, Wetang’ula urged other leaders to honor Murunga’s memory by continuing his work in advancing the interests of the people and strengthening democracy.
He emphasized on the importance of upholding the values that Hon. Murunga embodied throughout his public service.
Nairobians will remember Hon. Murunga for owning the famous Simmers Club.
“My thoughts and prayers are with his family and all who had the privilege of knowing him,” Wetang’ula concluded. “Rest in peace, Hon. Suleiman Murunga. You will be missed.”
