Prominent Kenyan leaders Kalonzo Musyoka, Senator Enoch Wambua and former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu, also known as “Babayao,” have sent heartfelt condolences to the family of popular content creator Tabitha Gatwiri who passed away recently. Gatwiri, a beloved social media figure was known for her humorous and relatable contentnwhich brought joy to many Kenyans across the country.

Speaking at a gathering in Gatwiri’s hometown, Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka expressed deep sadness over the loss describing Gatwiri as a talented and influential young woman who made a significant impact on Kenyan digital culture. “Tabitha was a unique talent who used her creativity to bring people together. She will be missed by her family, friends, and the many Kenyans who followed her work,” said Kalonzo.

Senator Enoch Wambua also offered his condolences, sharing his admiration for Gatwiri’s ability to use social media to foster a sense of community. “Tabitha was more than just a content creator; she was a positive force in our society. Her influence reached young people across Kenya who looked up to her for both her humor and her insights,” Wambua noted. He urged Gatwiri’s family to take comfort in the legacy she left behind which he said would continue to inspire future generations.

Former Governor Ferdinand Waititu “Babayao” added his voice to the tributes saying that Gatwiri’s humor and relatable content brought light to many during challenging times. He acknowledged the importance of supporting young creatives in Kenya and called for more resources to nurture digital talent in her honor.

The untimely passing of Tabitha Gatwiri has sparked an outpouring of grief on social media with her fans sharing memories and tributes online. Her family.overwhelmed by the show of support, thanked the leaders and the public for their condolences and tributes, expressing gratitude for the widespread appreciation of Gatwiri’s work and legacy.

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