President Uhuru Kenyatta, who was accompanied by his wife Margaret lead the viewing of the body. He then took a photo with the family members beside President Kibaki's body.
High-ranking generals from the Army then viewed Kibaki's body, followed by Deputy President William Ruto, Senate, and Parliament speakers, Chief Justice Martha Koome and her deputy Philomena Mwilu, Cabinet Secretaries, legislators, and members of the public.
Outside Parliament Buildings, many Kenyans were lined up, waiting keenly for an opportunity to view the body of the late president.
Kibaki’s body will lie in state in the National Assembly from Monday, April 25th to Wednesday, April 27th.
On April 28, the body will lie at Lee Funeral Home before it is taken to State House on April 29th, and thereafter, a State funeral will be held at Nyayo National Stadium.
He will then be laid to rest at his Othaya home on April 30th.
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