Kiambu politician Gladys Chania’s husband George Mwangi was on Thursday, October 27, laid to rest.
The body of Mwangi, who was an electrical engineer based in Kigali, Rwanda was on Friday, October 14, found dumped in Kieni forest Gatundu North Constituency days after he was reported missing.
Chania, who is the prime suspect in the murder of her husband George Mwangi did not attend his burial in their palatial home in Mang’u.
Chania, who unsuccessfully ran for Kiambu Woman Representative Seat on a Jubilee Party ticket on August 9, 2022, penned an emotional tribute to her husband of 24 years.
In the tribute read at the funeral by her younger sister Judy Wanjiku, Chania mourned her late husband as a family man reminiscing the good days they shared together in their 24 years of marriage.
“My husband, it has been 24 years since the day we settled together on Sunday, April 25, 1998. We have grown from two to five. I thank God for the way your care and concern surrounded our family day in and day out.
“Just like any other family, we had our highs and lows but each day we held our love for each other,” Judy read as she tried to hold back tears.
Chania, promised to uphold the wishes of her husband to ensure that their younger sibling Brian’s dreams of going to the university is accomplished.
“For now that you have left us untimely, we shall try to fit in your shoes, but it is already difficult to fill them. Brian wonders why you will not see him go to university. I promise to uphold all your wishes and see the success of your children. Rest in peace my love, the father of our children,” the tribute read in part.
