After his death in a helicopter crash, the late Emurua Dikirr MP, Johanna Ngeno, left behind a young family comprising his wife and two children.
His death brought deep sorrow to his family members and the nation at large, given the manner in which it occurred.
Following his passing, a parliamentary team, along with friends and family, visited Johanna Ngeno’s Nairobi home, where he lived together with his family while in the capital city.
With this visit, some curious supporters were eager to learn more about the house, which was made public a day after his demise.
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Here, Times Digital Kenya explores the lavish home that Ngeno lived in whenever he was in Nairobi.
Ngeno’s Nairobi Home
Located in the suburbs of Karen, Nairobi City, Kenyans got a glimpse of the home after Parliament’s official social media handles shared photos following a visit by the parliamentary team to offer condolences to his family on 1st March.
As seen in photos by Times Digital Kenya, the exterior of the home is surrounded by trees and features a well-manicured lawn and neatly trimmed flowers, giving it a serene and welcoming feel.
Other features of the two-storey Karen home include floor-to-ceiling windows and a first-floor balcony that provides ample space for a sitting area.
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Inside the mansion, photos shared on Parliament’s official social media handles showed an elegant dining area with white walls, immaculate white curtains, a beautiful chandelier, and white dining chairs—all creating the perfect ambiance for a meal.
At the backyard of the house, there is an outdoor sitting area featuring executive grey lounge seats set on brown floor tiles. The stylish space appears to have been used by Johanna Ngeno mostly for family gatherings.
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Now, with his demise, the Karen house will serve as a home for his young widow and children whenever they are in Nairobi, the capital city.
