According to a report shared by The Eastleigh Voice, Uhuru Kenyatta and Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua attended the requiem mass held in her honour.
Wambui reportedly passed away on November 2, 2026, and her family, nine days after her death, has come together to celebrate her life and remember the moments they shared with her.
The church has attracted a large gathering of mourners, including family members, close friends, church representatives and other individuals who have travelled from different parts of the country to attend the service. Many of those present have worn purple and black outfits as a sign of mourning and respect for the deceased.
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has been among those paying tribute to his late relative. During parts of the service, he has been seen bowing his head in prayer alongside other members of the congregation.
Gachagua has also attended the ceremony to stand with the grieving family and offer his condolences. His presence alongside the former president has attracted attention, particularly given their positions in Kenya's political landscape. However, the gathering has remained focused on remembering Wambui and supporting those affected by her death.
For people unable to attend the service physically, Gachagua's official Facebook page has provided a live broadcast, allowing viewers to follow the proceedings remotely.
Throughout the requiem mass, mourners have participated in prayers, hymns and other activities outlined in the programme. The atmosphere has remained solemn as those gathered reflect on the life of the deceased and offer comfort to her loved ones.
The service has provided an opportunity for the Muturi family to come together, share memories and celebrate the life of a family member whose passing has brought them deep sadness.
Meanwhile, details concerning the burial arrangements and other funeral activities have not been fully made public.
As the service continues, attention remains on the family and friends gathered to honour Beatrice Wambui Muturi, remember her legacy and bid her a final farewell.
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