The crash took six lives, including that of Emurua Dikirr MP Johana Ng'eno.
During the memorial service at the Baptist Church in Karen, Rotich’s family said he survived the initial crash and was pulled out of the wreckage alive.
He was badly hurt, but he stayed awake for close to half an hour while rescuers tried to help.
The family shared that his main worry was about MP Ng’eno. He kept asking the first people who arrived about the MP. When he learned that the MP was dead, he seemed heartbroken.
Family members said that Rotich then said that if Johana Ng’eno didn’t make it, he didn’t see a reason to keep fighting for his life. He died shortly after hearing that.
This story made many people cry and showed how loyal and friendly the two men were.
Rotich, who worked for the Kenya Forest Service, was remembered as someone who cared about his job and was a great friend.
The crash happened on February 28 and shocked the country. Officials are still trying to figure out what caused the accident.
As families grieve, Rotich’s last words are a strong reminder of the friendships between the victims and the real loss felt by their loved ones.
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