General Ogolla burial

President Ruto Leads the Nation in Farewell to General Ogolla: Unveiling the Truth Behind the Absentees

Find out why Uhuru and Raila were missing at General Ogolla's burial service. President Ruto takes the lead in honoring the late Chief of Defence Forces in a grand send-off.

President William Ruto took the helm in bidding farewell to the late Chief of Defence Forces (CDF), General Francis Ogolla, in a solemn ceremony that captured the nation's attention. The burial service held at Senator Obama K'Ogello Primary School saw a significant turnout of designated mourners paying their respects to the military chief. Despite the overall somber atmosphere, the event was a testament to General Ogolla's influential role in the country's defense forces.

However, the absence of President Uhuru Kenyatta and opposition leader Raila Odinga raised eyebrows as they did not attend General Ogolla's final send-off. Speculations swirled around their missing presence, adding an element of mystery to the dignified proceedings. Yet, President Ruto's leadership and the collective mourning of the nation overshadowed the notable absences, emphasizing the unity in honoring General Ogolla's legacy.

As General Ogolla's remains arrived in Ng'iya ahead of the burial, the solemnity of the occasion deepened, underscoring the significance of the military leader's contributions to Kenya's defense forces. His exemplary commitment to integrity and service resonated with the attendees, further highlighting the profound impact he had on the nation's security apparatus.

In a touching tribute, the country bid farewell to the fallen General, commemorating his patriotism and model citizenship. The images from the burial ceremony captured poignant moments shared by President Ruto, Wiper leader Stephen Kalonzo, and National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula. The presence of General Ogolla's son, Joel Rabuku, symbolized the legacy passed on by the esteemed military chief, embodying a legacy of honor and dedication to the nation's defense forces.