"It is dishonourable for any Kenyan leader to shamelessly politicize the killings in Kerio Valley, disregarding the lives lost and the suffering families.

We must unite to address the root causes of these evil acts, not fuel violence with divisive sentiments," he added.

In another scene, a heartbreaking video showed priests and nuns in tears as the body of Father Cheruiyot was retrieved from the crime scene.

They could not hold back their sorrow, tears flowing freely down their faces as they mourned their colleague.

Some struggled to wipe away their tears, refusing to be comforted by fellow mourners in their moment of grief.

Source: TUKO.co.ke