Former President Mwai Kibaki's ADC Retired Colonel Geoffrey King'ang'i and fallen Chief of Defence Forces Francis Ogolla shared a bond that stretched far beyond the battlefield. Their camaraderie began in college, where they embarked on their military journey together. Through rigorous training and deployments, they stood side by side, facing challenges and celebrating victories as brothers in arms.
Former President Mwai Kibaki ADC Col Rtd Geoffrey King'ang'i walks with the late KDF CDF Francis Ogolla's family during the military honours at Ulinzi Complex Grounds, Lang'ata|MWINGI TIMES
Their connection extended beyond their professional lives. They were integral members of the Military Christian Fellowship of Kenya, where their faith and friendship intertwined. As they navigated the complexities of military life, they leaned on each other for support, sharing not only in their triumphs but also in their struggles.
Outside the confines of duty, King'ang'i and Ogolla were pillars in each other's lives. They raised their children together, fostering a sense of family that transcended bloodlines. Their bond was evident in the moments they spent together, whether it was sharing meals, attending fellowship gatherings, or simply offering a listening ear in times of need.
When Chief of Defence Forces Francis Ogolla was tragically taken from this world, Colonel King'ang'i stood steadfast by his side, offering unwavering support to Ogolla's grieving family. At the full military honors held in Ulinzi Complex Grounds, Langata, King'ang'i's presence was a testament to the deep bond they shared.
As the nation bid farewell to a distinguished military leader, Colonel King'ang'i remained a source of strength and solace, honoring his friend's memory with dignity and respect. Though separated by earthly bounds, their brotherhood endures, a testament to the enduring power of friendship forged in the crucible of service and sacrifice.
STORY By BRIAN MUSYOKA
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