MP Kimani Ichung’wah's father dies aged 105

Mr. Ngugi, who was 105 years old, had been admitted to Karen Hospital for a week before being discharged last week.
In a notification to Members of Parliament, the Office of the Speaker described the news as a profound loss and conveyed condolences to the family.

National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah is mourning the death of his father, Isaac Ichung’wah Ngugi.

Ngugi passed away on Thursday morning at the family’s Kikuyu home.

Mr. Ngugi, aged 105, is reported to have died peacefully in his sleep.

He had been admitted to Karen Hospital for a week before being discharged last week.

In a notice to MPs, the Office of the Speaker of the

National Assembly described the passing as a great loss and extended condolences to the family of the Kikuyu MP.

“The family has initiated funeral arrangements. Hon. Members may pay their condolences to the family starting Tuesday, 9th September 2025,” the Speaker’s office said.

Further details regarding the requiem mass and burial date will be communicated later.

Ichung’wah, who serves as the Leader of Majority in the National Assembly, is a key ally of President William Ruto and an influential figure in Kenya Kwanza’s parliamentary agenda.

News of his bereavement has drawn sympathy from colleagues across the political divide.

“May the bereaved family find God’s solace during this difficult time,” the Speaker’s statement concluded.