The Mumias East MP said the date March 4 is now carrying deep sadness after two very heartbreaking losses happened on the same day but in different years.
Salasya reminded Kenyans that exactly one year ago, on March 4, leaders, family members, and residents gathered in Malava to lay to rest the late Malulu Injendi.
He said that day was already very heavy and full of tears, especially for people from the Western region and the country at large.
According to him, many people were still trying to heal slowly from that painful loss.
However, Salasya said with a heavy heart that the same date has again returned with fresh sorrow.
He explained that today leaders and families are once again gathered for the requiem mass of the late Johana Ng'eno.
He said this has made the date March 4 even more emotional and difficult for many people to handle.
In his message, Salasya described the situation as two painful goodbyes happening under one heavy month and the same calendar date.
He said moments like these remind everyone that life is very short and nobody knows tomorrow. He urged fellow leaders to stay humble, serve people honestly, and value unity while they still have the chance.
The young MP also sent his deep condolences to the families of the two late leaders. He said losing a loved one, especially a leader who was serving the people, is never easy at all.
Salasya encouraged the families to remain strong even as they pass through this season of deep pain.He finished by praying that the souls of the two departed leaders rest in eternal peace.
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