Malulu Injendi: Leaders mourn death of Malava MP
The death of Malava MPMoses Malulu Injendi has plunged the country into mourning, with his constituency being hit the most.
The MP, who was serving his third term, died on Monday, February 17 while receiving treatment at Aga Khan University hospital in Nairobi, just hours after his elder brother had also died.
Below, find condolence messages by leaders:
- Musalia Mudavadi -Prime Cabinet Secretary
I am deeply saddened by the passing of my dear friend and colleague, Hon. Moses Malulu Injendi, MP for Malava. His departure is a great loss to the nation and, most profoundly, to the people of Malava Constituency.
A dedicated legislator and Vice Chair of the National Assembly’s Education & Research Committee, Hon. Injendi served with unwavering commitment. Having been elected under the Amani National Congress Party, which I led for nearly a decade, he was in his third term, an indication of the trust and confidence his constituents had in him.
Passionate, principled, and tireless in his advocacy, he worked relentlessly to uplift his people and advance education policy. His contributions in shaping key legislation will leave a lasting impact on Kenya’s education sector and beyond.
As we mourn Hon. Injendi, my thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, and the people of Malava during this difficult time. May his legacy of service and dedication continue to inspire us all.
Rest in peace, my brother.
2. Ken Lusaka – Governor, Bungoma County
It is with profound sadness that I extend my deepest condolences on the passing of Hon. Moses Malulu Injendi, the esteemed Member of Parliament for Malava Constituency. His unwavering dedication to public service and his steadfast commitment to the people of Malava have left an indelible mark on our community.
Hon. Injendi’s tireless efforts, particularly as the Vice Chairman of the Departmental Committee on Education and Research, have significantly contributed to the advancement of our educational sector. His passion for uplifting his constituents and his integrity in leadership serve as an inspiration to us all.
On behalf of the people of Bungoma County and my family, I offer heartfelt sympathies to Hon. Injendi’s family, friends, and the entire Malava community during this difficult time. May you find solace in the cherished memories of his remarkable life and service.
As we mourn this great loss, let us honor his legacy by continuing to uphold the values and dedication he exemplified in his service to the nation.
May his soul rest in eternal peace.
3. Edgar Busiega – Advocate of the High Court:
It is with a heavy heart that I join the great people of Malava Constituency in mourning the untimely loss of our esteemed Member of Parliament, Hon. Moses Malulu Injendi. His passing has left an irreplaceable void, and our community grieves alongside his family.
During this sorrowful time, let us remain united, drawing strength from one another as we honor his memory. While the pain of this loss is profound, we must remember that it is God’s will, and though difficult to accept, we find solace in His plan. May his soul rest in eternal peace, and may we continue his legacy together.
4. Dr Beatrice Inyangala – Principal Secretary, Higher Education:
With a heavy heart, I mourn the loss of a true son of Malava, Hon. Moses Malulu Injendi. Mheshimiwa was more than a leader—he was a dedicated servant of the people, pouring his heart and soul into uplifting the community with unwavering commitment, passion, and tireless energy.
He had a rare gift of connecting with everyone, whether high or humble, embracing all with warmth and sincerity.
We are forever grateful for the life he lived and the lasting impact he made in community development. His absence leaves an unfillable void, and the ache in the hearts of his family is immeasurable.
In this moment of sorrow, I stand with the people of Malava and the entire nation in prayer, asking God to comfort and strengthen his family and loved ones as they navigate this profound loss. May his soul rest in eternal peace.
