Many Kenyans were seen forming a long queue to take a glimpse of the body of the Late leader, Daniel Arap Moi.

Kenyans formed long queues on Sunday to take a glimpse at the body of the country’s longest-serving leader, Daniel Arap Moi, lying in state ahead of a state funeral.

Moi, whose 24-year rule saw Kenya become a one-party state where critical voices were crushed, died on February 4 aged 95.

His body will lie for public viewing in Nairobi for three days, until a memorial service with full civilian and military honours on Tuesday.

The body of the late president who towered over Kenya between 1978 and 2002 was escorted by military guard through the streets of the capital to the parliament building, drawn on a gun carriage and wrapped in the national flag.

Below is the photo:

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lalasticlala

farewell

Every beginning has an ending. No body ever stronger than death

I remember when the Orange party accused Arap Moi of being corrupt and ousted him , they finally came to power and were the definition of corruption. The man Arap Moi nominated then and lost is now the president.

Some Nigeria president will die like someone who lived a life of an outcast on earth..