City Lawyer Danstan Omari on Friday brought happiness in the faces of the agitated mourners who had turned up to give their last respects to the late Tom Omani Nyasinga urging them not to allow sadness to control their lives.
” Be so happy that when other people look at you they become happy too,” he told mourners amid applause.
Omari also shocked residents after he told them of his temporary previous association with the National Police Service.
He said said that he was once almost becoming a police officer before he quickly changed his mind and ran away.
To the family of the senior cop Nyasinga, Omari urged them to remain strong and United urging mourners and the church faithfuls to always support and pray for them.
The respected Kenyan Advocate also reiterated that he is vying for the Nairobi Senate in 2027 .
” I’m in the race for the Nairobi Senate seat in 2027 and you all understand that i don’t give up, that seat is for us to lose if we want to do so,” he said.
The late Nyasinga and lawyer Danstan Omari were good budies who grew and walked together in most occassions.
Reacting to his speech, Paul Nyaboke said that Omari was a difficult man to understand because of his level of intelligence.
” He was a teacher and he ran away, paid his own fees and became an advocate, he was also one day
The late Nyasinga died some few days back after a short illness.
