Conversations were low and brief, as the reality of the loss weighed heavily on everyone present.
Ng’eno’s sudden death shocked many across the political divide. Known for his strong views and fearless contributions in Parliament, he had built a name as a leader who spoke his mind without fear.
His colleagues said that even when they disagreed with him, they respected his honesty and courage.
As the hearse carrying his body pulled into the funeral home, silence fell over the gathering.
A few leaders bowed their heads, while others wiped away tears. It was a painful moment that brought home the finality of the tragedy.
For many of the MPs, this was not just the loss of a colleague but of a friend they had worked with closely over the years.
Several lawmakers described Ng’eno as a man who stood firmly by his beliefs.
They said he never shied away from defending the interests of his constituents and was always ready to speak up during heated debates in the House.
Some recalled how he would passionately argue his points, drawing both applause and criticism, yet remaining true to his convictions.
Outside the funeral home, members of the public also gathered, hoping to catch a glimpse of the leaders and to show support to the family. Security was tight, but the atmosphere remained calm.
Many Kenyans followed the proceedings through social media and news updates, sharing messages of condolence and remembrance.
Inside, prayers were offered for the family and for the nation during this difficult time.
A few MPs spoke briefly, describing Ng’eno as bold, hardworking, and deeply committed to serving his people.
They said his passing leaves a big gap in Parliament and in the community he represented.