Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has mourned the late Dr. Enock Andanje, describing him as a remarkable educationist and a selfless leader whose untimely death is a great loss to the community and the nation at large.

Dr. Andanje, the immediate former Principal of Bungoma High School and a UDA aspirant in the upcoming Malava by-election, passed away suddenly, cutting short his plans to transition from education into active politics.

Speaking when he joined the family of Dr. Andanje’s at their home in Imanda Village, Manda-Shivanga Ward, Malava Constituency, Mudavadi noted that his passing is not only a deep loss to his family but also a setback to the community at large and the democratic journey he was prepared to champion.

Dr. Andanje, was among the UDA aspirants in the upcoming Malava by-election, who has left far too soon. His passing is not only a deep loss to his family but also a setback to the community at large and the democratic journey he was prepared to champion.

Mudavadi noted that Dr. Andanje’s decision to take early retirement to serve the people of Malava was a reflection of his deep commitment to leadership and community service.

“The education sector has equally lost a remarkable and selfless leader. As the immediate former Principal of Bungoma High School, Dr. Andanje dedicated his life to nurturing young minds. His decision to take early retirement in order to serve the people of Malava is a true reflection of his commitment to community service and leadership” Musalia Mudavadi noted.

Mudavadi gave his condolences to the mother, Mama Selina Choti, the widow Alice Andanje Were, Children Daisy Andanje, Allan Andanje, Eugene Andanje, grandson Alvine Andanje and the entire family.

On behalf of President William Ruto, Mudavadi presented a contribution of Ksh 1 million to assist with burial preparations, along with his personal donation of Ksh 300,000.