According to the posts shared online, Tuju is said to have directed that his burial should take place within 48 hours after his passing.
The reports also suggest that he does not want current government officials to attend his funeral ceremony. However, these claims have not been independently verified by official sources at the time of publication.
The information has sparked mixed reactions among members of the public, with some people expressing surprise at the reported wishes, while others say it reflects a personal decision that should be respected if confirmed.
Social media users have been actively discussing the matter, with many debating whether public figures have the right to set strict conditions for their funeral arrangements.
As of now, there has been no official statement from Tuju himself or his close representatives confirming or denying the reports. Government offices have also not issued any communication regarding the alleged burial instructions.
In Kenya, funeral arrangements for prominent leaders often attract national attention and involve high-level government participation.
If the reports are true, Tuju’s alleged decision would mark a departure from the common practice where state officials and political leaders attend the funerals of senior public figures.
Family members and close associates are usually the ones responsible for confirming burial plans, and such decisions are typically communicated through official channels or trusted representatives.
Members of the public are therefore being advised to treat the circulating information with caution until an official confirmation is made.
Raphael Tuju is a well-known political figure in Kenya, having served in senior government positions over the years. He has also been active in public affairs and political commentary.
More details are expected to emerge as the situation develops and as official communication is released regarding the matter.
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