Social media posts suggest the outspoken MP may have survived the initial impact, only for the situation to worsen tragically.
A post circulating online alleges that Ngeno appeared to try shielding himself as parts of the wreckage fell around him.
Witness accounts and online reports indicate he may have struggled to escape before the wreckage caught fire.
No official statement has confirmed these details, but the story has moved many across the country.
For residents of Transmara and the wider Rift Valley, the thought that Ngeno cuould have been fighting for his life is particularly painful.
Known for his determination in politics and community work, he championed local musicians and supported Kalenjin communities beyond Kenya.
Friends and supporters describe Ngeno’s life as defined by resilience.
From humble beginnings, he rose to national politics through persistence and grassroots engagement.
The manner of his death has been felt as cruel and undeserved by those who knew him.
As investigations continue, leaders have urged Kenyans to avoid spreading unverified claims and allow experts to determine the cause of the crash.
They emphasize that the focus should remain on honoring Ngeno’s legacy and supporting his grieving his family.
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