Kimathi Justus together with other victims and survivors of the 1998 US Embassy bombing during memorial service at Bomb Blast Memorial Park on February 7, 2025./DOUGLAS OKIDDYThe event was held at Bomb Blast Memorial Park from 9 am on Friday.
Grace Njoroge who lost her father Peter Njoroge during the 1998 US Embassy bombing help some of the survivors of the bombing by lighting up the candles during the memorial service at Bomb Blast Memorial Park on February 7, 2025./DOUGLAS OKIDDYThe park, located at the Cooperative Bank House in the CBD, functions as a centre of outreach to the public to educate Kenyans on the appalling consequences of terrorism and violence.
They carried flowers and candles in remembrance of the victims of the bomb blast.
Victims and survivors of the 1998 US Embassy bombing during the memorial service at Bomb Blast Memorial Park on February 7, 2025/DOUGLAS OKIDDY
Victims and survivors of the 1998 US Embassy bombing during the memorial service at Bomb Blast Memorial Park on February 7, 2025./DOUGLAS OKIDDY
Victims and survivors of the 1998 US Embassy bombing during memorial service at Bomb Blast Memorial Park on February 7, 2025./DOUGLAS OKIDDY
Kimathi Justus together with other victims and survivors of the 1998 US Embassy bombing during memorial service at Bomb Blast Memorial Park on February 7, 2025./DOUGLAS OKIDDY
Grace Njuguna one of the survivors of the 1998 US Embassy bombing, during the memorial service at Bomb Blast Memorial Park on February 7, 2025./DOUGLAS OKIDDYCharles Abiud who is a survivor of the 1998 US Embassy bombing, during the memorial service at Bomb Blast Memorial Park on February 7, 2025/DOUGLAS OKIDDY
Rebecca Wambua Chumia, a survivor of the 1998 US Embassy bombing during the memorial service at Bomb Blast Memorial Park on February 7, 2025./DOUGLAS OKIDDY