Bodies of the copter crash victims being airlifted to Emurua Dikirr in Narok county on March 5, 2026/HANDOUT
Bodies of the copter crash victims being airlifted to Emurua Dikirr in Narok county on March 5, 2026/HANDOUT

The remains of the late Emurua Dikirr Member of Parliament Johana Ng’eno and four other victims of the helicopter crash in Nandi on Saturday have been airlifted to Emurua Dikirr Primary School for a joint memorial service.

Bodies of the copter crash victims being airlifted to Emurua Dikirr in Narok county on March 5, 2026/HANDOUT
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The service brings together families, leaders and residents to honor Ng’eno, Robert Keter, Amos Rotich, Wycliffe Rono, and Nicholas Kosgei, who died in the tragic crash
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One of the caskets carrying the body of the copter crash victim being airlifted to Emurua Dikirr in Narok county on March 5, 2026/HANDOUT
The ceremony is expected to celebrate their lives and reflect on their contributions to their communities.

Thousands of mourners are already gathered at the school grounds to pay their last respects as political leaders and community members are set to join the emotional farewell.

The crash that claimed the five lives has been under investigation by aviation authorities, with officials working to determine the cause of the accident. Authorities have since assured the public that a thorough probe is ongoing to establish the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.

Residents described the deceased as dedicated leaders and professionals who played key roles in community development.

Security is heightened at the venue to manage the large crowds attending the emotional send-off ceremony