Albert Ojwang's memorial mass is currently underway at the Baptist Church in Nairobi.

During the mass, Eucabeth, the mother of the blogger, broke down eulogising her son.

Ojwang, an only child, was brutally murdered at Central Police Station in Nairobi, and an autopsy confirmed that he died as a result of blunt force trauma to the head and multiple injuries sustained from an assault.

The grieving mum emotionally mourned her son, describing him as a loving, caring, humble and jovial child. She noted that Ojwang never fought anyone.

"Albert, my son, cared about us a lot. He would call me anytime, even in the middle of the night, to ask if we had eaten. He would then send me cash to buy more food," she said.

The heartbroken mum recalled how Ojwang was arrested at their Homa Bay home just when he was about to have lunch, the ugali she had served him.

"Albert alianza kutetemeka (he was trembling) when the police arrived. I asked him what he had done, and he said nothing. I wish the police had asked me how many children I had. Sahii nabeba mwili wa mtoto wangu kurudi nao nyumbani sijui nitafanya nini Sijui nitaanzia wapi (Now I'm carrying my son's body back home. What will I do? Where do I start from)? It's sad. He was a very polite and humble child."

Eucabeth released her son, urging him to haunt his killers.

"I have released you to go in peace. Usilale (don't sleep) Albert," she said.

In his last post about his parents, the teacher-turned-blogger shared photos posing with them on his graduation day.

In the photos, Ojwang's parents wore his graduation attire and happily posed for photos with their son.

The 31-year-old graduate shared the snaps on social media, thanking his parents for supporting him through his education.

Netizens unearthed the post, commenting on it, comforting Ojwang's family for their great loss.

Nevnina Onyango, the wife of the slain blogger, moved mourners to tears with her tribute to him.

The young widow paid a tearjerking tribute to the father of her three-year-old son, recalling their last conversation after he was arrested. Nevnina described her husband as her best friend, confidant and an amazing person in her life.

The heartbroken widow said the last time they spoke, after Ojwang was at the Central Police Station, he professed his love for her, telling her to be strong for their son.

She said their young son had no idea of what was happening.

Watch the video of Ojwang's memorial mass below:

Source: TUKO.co.ke