Tragedy Strikes Jubilee Party as Fred Matiang’i Announces Death of Top Party Leader

Former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i has mourned Jubilee Party Nyaribari Masaba Constituency Chairman Samson Matoke Nyagaka, who died following a road accident in Ngata, Nakuru County.

Matiang’i expressed deep sadness over Matoke’s death, describing him as a dedicated public servant whose contribution to politics, the legal profession, and the church touched many lives.

In his condolence message, Matiang’i remembered Matoke as a committed leader who served the people of Nyamasibi Ward as its pioneer Member of County Assembly between 2013 and 2017.

His tenure as MCA marked the beginning of his public service career, during which he established himself as a leader committed to representing his community and supporting local development initiatives.

Beyond elective politics, Matoke maintained an active role in the legal profession, where he contributed his expertise while continuing to serve within the Jubilee Party’s leadership structures.

His involvement in party affairs saw him serve as chairman for Nyaribari Masaba Constituency, a position that placed him among the party officials responsible for strengthening its grassroots presence.

Matoke also demonstrated a strong commitment to religious service, serving as an elder at Upper Ngata Seventh-day Adventist Church in Nakuru County.

He further served as Legal Counsel for the Central Rift Valley Conference, combining his professional experience with responsibilities within the church’s leadership and administration.

Matiang’i said Matoke’s death was a profound loss not only to his immediate family but also to the Jubilee Party and the communities he faithfully served.

The former Interior Cabinet Secretary extended his condolences to the bereaved family, friends, colleagues, and members of the Jubilee fraternity as they come to terms with the loss.

He also called for strength and comfort for those mourning the late politician, expressing hope that they would find support during the difficult period.

Matoke’s death leaves behind a legacy shaped by public service, legal practice, political leadership, and religious commitment, according to the tribute shared by Matiang’i.

His service as Nyamasibi Ward’s pioneer MCA between 2013 and 2017 remains a notable chapter in his contribution to local leadership.

The circumstances surrounding the fatal road accident in Ngata have drawn attention to the loss of a leader whose responsibilities extended across political, professional, and religious institutions.

As condolences continue, Matoke’s family, political colleagues, and church community are left to mourn a man remembered for his dedication to service.

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