A look at the late ex-president Daniel Toroitich arap Moi’s will indicate that all his children including the death will get a share of his vast estate.
Speaking to a local publication, retired AIC Bishop Silas Yego, who was Moi’s spiritual leader said the Mzee Moi had spent a lot of time sharing out his estate worth billions to all his defendants before his health deteriorated.
“This was something that he did sometimes back before his condition deteriorated and lost his voice. He made sure he shared out his property among all his children and dependants. The Will was deposited with one of his lawyers that I cannot tell you,” Bishop Yego said.
Bishop Yego said the former President had told him that he did not want his children to fight over his property after his death.
Apart from asking the bishop to administer for him the last sacrament, Moi had also asked the cleric to preside over his funeral service at Nyayo National Stadium and during the burial at his Kabarak home, Nakuru County.
“We have informed the government about the former President’s wish and we hope that they will abide by it,” he said.
He also disclosed Moi’s last wish before he lost his voice,
“A prayer for his children to remain united and for Kenya to enjoy peace.”
Moi had eight children; Jennifer, Jonathan, Raymond, Philip, John Mark, Doris, June and Gideon.
