Bishop Muthee Kiengei has opened up about his final exchange with Joshua Muraya Kagema, the comedian known for his beloved 'Wa Cecelia' character, who passed away on August 3 after weeks of hospitalization.
In a heartfelt Facebook post, Bishop Kiengei revealed Kagema's last words to him: "Bishop, even if you are far, please pray for me, I am sick." He described Kagema as a humble and gentle soul whose death has deeply affected those close to him.
Condolences and Comfort to the Family
Beyond mourning Kagema's passing, Bishop Kiengei extended his sympathies to the family, especially their mother, acknowledging the recent hardships she has endured. He prayed for strength for her during this difficult time.
Addressing Kagema's brother, philanthropist Karangu Muraya, Kiengei encouraged him to forgive and find peace, assuring him of support for the family.
Legacy of a Beloved Entertainer
- Kagema Muraya was widely admired for his comedic talent and the 'Wa Cecelia' persona.
- His illness was publicly acknowledged, with many, including Bishop Kiengei, calling for prayers during his decline.
- His final request for prayers reflects his quiet faith and humility in facing his illness.
The loss of Kagema comes as a significant blow to his family and fans who had hoped for his recovery. Bishop Kiengei's reflections highlight the personal impact of the entertainer's death on the Kenyan entertainment community.
