Hon. Gitonga Mukunji joined family, friends, and the boda boda community at the Liberty Boda Boda picking bay in Kirimari Ward to mourn the passing of Alexander Gitonga, affectionately known as ‘Tosh.’ The emotional gathering brought together local leaders, colleagues, and community members who came to pay their last respects to a man remembered for his dedication and service.

Among the dignitaries present were Hon. Ibrahim Swaleh, Deputy Speaker, and Hon. Morris Muchiri Nyaga Collo, Former MCA Kirimari Ward, who stood in solidarity with the grieving family and boda boda operators. Their presence underscored the significant impact Tosh had on the community, particularly in the transport sector.

Speaking during the condolence event, Hon. Mukunji offered words of comfort to the bereaved family and friends, acknowledging Tosh’s contributions to the boda boda industry. “Alexander Gitonga was a hardworking and respected member of this community. His dedication to his work and his interactions with those around him left a lasting mark. We stand with his family during this difficult time,” he said.

The boda boda fraternity, who had gathered in large numbers, eulogized Tosh as a dependable and generous individual who always looked out for his fellow riders. Many recounted stories of his kindness and willingness to assist others in times of need.

Prayers were offered for the departed soul, and messages of hope and encouragement were shared with the grieving family. Community members pledged to support Tosh’s loved ones as they navigate this painful loss.

As the community mourns his passing, there is a collective call to cherish the values of unity and support that Tosh embodied. His memory will live on in the hearts of those he touched.

May his soul rest in eternal peace.

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