Ex-MP Enoch Kibunguchy’s death: Wetang’ula delivers emotional message to the widow
By Mustafa Juma, December 29, 2025National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula on Monday, December 29, 2025, visited the home of the late former Likuyani Member of Parliament, Enoch Wamalwa Kibunguchy, to pay his respects and stand in solidarity with the bereaved family.
Kibunguchy, who passed away last week, was a respected legislator and public servant, having served as Likuyani MP and Assistant Minister for Health.
He was widely recognised for his commitment to education, his integrity, and his contribution to the Ford Kenya party.
Great loss
During the visit, Wetang’ula expressed deep condolences to the family, acknowledging the loss of another towering leader in the region following the recent passing of former MP Cyrus Jirongo.
“Today, I visited the home of former Likuyani MP, Hon. Dr. Enoch Wamalwa Kibunguchy, to pay tribute following his passing last week and to stand with his family at this moment of grief. Dr. Kibunguchy, who also served as Assistant Minister for Health, was a dedicated legislator remembered for his unwavering commitment to education, which he championed both in and outside Parliament,” Wetang’ula wrote on X.
“He made a significant contribution to the growth of the Ford Kenya party while serving as Lugari MP on the party’s ticket and later went on to represent Likuyani with distinction.”
Wetang’ula prays for comfort
The Ford Kenya party leader also delivered an emotional message to the widow, Josephine Menjo, and prayed for comfort and strength for her and the children of Kibunguchy, emphasising the importance of unity and remembrance during this time of grief.
“Beyond elective politics, Dr. Kibunguchy had a stellar public service career, holding senior positions in the Ministry of Health and earning wide respect for his professionalism and integrity. I note with deep sadness that the region has lost two towering leaders — Hon. Cyrus Jirongo and Hon. Dr. Enoch Kibunguchy — and I pray for God’s protection and comfort upon his widow, Mrs. Josephine Menjo, and their children as they come to terms with this great loss. May his Soul Rest in Eternal Peace,” Wetang’ula stated.