The ministry continues as was it before so is it now.the seed you planted by the grace of God is growing and will keep on growing.we shall and will remember you for ever.

Will always be in our hearts and prayer. Your gospel on the camels back remains the root of our ministry for ages to come.

Truely Marahamu's life was a beacon of hope and a source of inspiration to us.the values and ideals he stood for is what we remember you for and the passion he had for people. His courage to truth and Christ ; I thank God for the privilege to serve under him and to know him as a brother and friend. Our thoughts and prayer especially for all the family .

The day when he left me alone, I was 12 years old. Just one last chance I wish I could get to hug him, then I would hold him tight and never let him go. It is not flesh and blood but the heart which makes my father priceless. I never knew that being fatherless, would make me feel so aimless, worthless, powerless, heartless and helpless. I still miss him. The greatest gift that ever came from God and I call Him Dad.

The years don't make it easier they said the pain would go,
It seems I've just got better not letting my feeling show..

Forever misd but alwsys in our hearts... Alive well lived..

Can't Forget What's Part Of Us. You will always be in our hearts forever.Rest In Peace Abodika.

The ministry of Northern Kenya was and is never without you,thank for the inspiration.we are the fruits of your faithfulness and we will never forget you.

GOSPEL ON A CAMEL BACK; Remembering Bishop Rev Adano Tuye.

On 27 July 1996 the nation woke up to sad news of a government helicopter went down in ashes. It happened just as they were about to land in Marsabit.

Those on board were government ministers, member of parliaments, provincial Commissioner and the first Nomadic Anglican Bishop Rev Adano Tuye. He was tall and well framed with dream of leading his people to the fountain of peace. He was born and raised into a polygamous family. His father wanted him to become a teacher.

Through the influence of the missionaries he answered the call. He joined God in His mission among the gabra, the borana, the rendile, the burji and other tribes of Northern Kenya. Through quality education he was prepared for  for the ups and downs in a life-long journey of service to the Lord.

They died on a worthy cause. Bishop Adano had devoted his energy and calling to further peace and reconciliation amongst the Nomads of Northern Kenya. Something he did with passion commitment

Many years later I found myself serving in Marsabit on pastoral service and I could tell the Impact you had left for your People. Your life has stood out as beacon of hope, source of inspiration whose example is worth emulating

At that time, your dream was a Camel on which you rode to share the transformation news. And you travel locally and internationally as an emissary of Christ.

The example set to us by Bishop Adano is that of selfless service, devotion to peace among the Nomads and pastoralist community. He embodies virtues that set him above but ordinary. He was a true definition of servanthood. He was readily available for the master service

Though long gone, it's encouraging to see the tremendous growth of Christianity amongst the communities of Northern Kenya. 20 years later a nomad was elected to be the Archbishop of the Church you treasured.

Rest In Peace Ambassador of Peace.

Dad Wil forever remember you in our prayers.. you have been inspiration to many,..and we celebrate u forever,

RIP till we met again..we heartly Miss you DAD.