Kibunguchy’s family demands probe into sudden death, suspected food poisoning

Relatives said the former legislator had been in good health until about ten days before his death, when he began experiencing severe stomach pain. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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The family of former Likuyani Member of Parliament Enoch Kibunguchy is demanding a thorough investigation into his sudden death, suspecting foul play after a rapid and unusual deterioration in his health. Relatives at an Eldoret hospital reported that he was diagnosed with food poisoning and a blood infection, but his condition worsened, leading to multiple organ complications and admission to the ICU.

Kibunguchy was in good health ten days before his death, when he experienced severe stomach pain.
His uncle, Kelly Walubengo, noted that normal food poisoning neutralises within a few days, but Kibunguchy's persisted and led to kidney failure.
The family suspects an unknown substance was introduced into his body and will request an extensive postmortem examination, urging the police to investigate.

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