The family of former Head of State Mwai Kibaki brought their A-game to Nyayo National Stadium while attending the mass held.
The mass was held ahead of the burial which will be held tomorrow in Othaya, Nyeri County.
President Mwai Kibaki's eldest son, Jimmy Kibaki, recently spoke out about his father's three-year battle with illness before his death on Friday, April 22.
During the public viewing of Mzee Kibaki's body on Monday, Jimi told Citizen TV that the last three months before his father's death were the most difficult.
"Mzee had been ailing for about two or three years but for the last three months were quite difficult but he put up quite a good battle but in the end because of age and other factors determined that he had to go," he said.
In his tribute, Jimi praised his father’s leadership style, saying Kibaki who was steadfast and selfless won the hearts of many Kenyan during his tenure in office.
"It's not easy at all, my father has been there all my life and he was a huge presence in my life. I don't think that it has yet hit me that he has really gone.
I think it will hit me when we bury him, but for now he has gone to be with the lord and we will have to deal with that," said Jimmy.
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