JOHN MAKORI NYAKERIGA

Sunrise: 11/04/1974 – Sunset: 21/09/2022

It is with profound sadness that we announce the demise of John Makori Nyakeriga of Kenya Pipeline Company Limited that happened on 21/09/2022 at M.P. Shah Hospital.

Loving Husband to Phenah Isaboke. Father to Benson Okayo (Nairobi Institute of Technology) Samwel Kobira (KMTC, Kisumu), Cynthia Kwamboka (Kereri Girls) and Faith Kwamboka.

Son to the late Rev. Stanley N. Okayo and the late Yunes K Nyakeriga of Kiamokama- Mwaboto. Brother to Alice Magutu, Hon. Stephen Magutu, Ruth Atera (St. Catherine), Joel Mokandu (Gleaming Services Ltd.), Meshack Barongo (Mobamba Primary), former Sen. Linet Kemunto, Elizabeth Omari (Kamole), Joshua Magati (KNH).

Son-in-law to Rev. James Ombati and Joyce lsaboke (Masabo). Brother-in-law to Dickson, Linet, Lydia, Beatrice, Stella, Doris and Jack.

Nephew to the late Jeremiah Onsare, James Bosire, Nelson Kengere, Evans Mageto, Rtd Chief Richard Juma, the late Fredrick Nyansikera, Stanley Ogechi, Samson Okemwa, Stephen Jerry, Paul Onwonga, Charles Ondieki (KPLC), John (G.K Prisons), the late Aska, Yunuke, Rose, Agnes, Callen, Jane, Lydia, Esthers, Teresa, Rtd Principal Yuniah, Zipporah, Anna Getoi, Mongera, Nyachoke, Nelson, Ongata (Kamiti GK), Nyaberi, Daudi Momanyi. Mary, Selina, Martha, Josephine, Gesare, Mokeira, Ebisiba.

Uncle to Elijah, Quenton, Esther, Amby, Faith, Sandra, Fiona, among others.

Cousin to Abel, Chrispo, Evans (USA), Charles. Kennedy, Gideon, Peter, Caleb, Diana, Lazarus, Dominic and others.

Grandson to the late Aleahim Mageto.

Friends, family and Relatives are meeting daily at his residence in Pipeline Estate and his home in Kiamokama, fund-raiser is on Tuesday, 27/09/2022 as from 4.00pm at Professional Centre – Nairobi and on Wednesday 28/09/2022 at his Home in Kiamokama.

The cortege leaves Montezuma Monalisa Funeral Home – Nairobi on Thursday – 29/09/2022 at 8.00am for burial on Friday 30/09/2022 at Mwaboto, Kiamokama, Mochengo Sub-location, Mogonga Location in Nyaribari Masaba Constituency, Kisii County.

“Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord, they will rest from their labor, for their deeds will follow them” — Rev. 14: 13.