Mandago Mourns Bishop Joseph K. Likavo, Hails a Legacy of Faithful Service

 Uasin Gishu Senator Jackson Mandago has expressed deep sorrow following the passing of Bishop Joseph K. Likavo of the IVC Church, Eldoret, describing the late bishop as a towering servant of God whose life profoundly touched countless families and faithful across the region.

In a condolence message released on behalf of his office, Senator Mandago said his heart was heavy upon learning of Bishop Likavo’s passing, noting that the bishop’s unwavering commitment to faith, service, and community upliftment stood as a powerful testament to a life well lived.

“Bishop Joseph K. Likavo’s life of faithful service was a profound gift to so many of us,” Senator Mandago said. “Through his ministry, he shepherded souls with humility, compassion, and steadfast devotion to God, leaving an indelible mark on the IVC fraternity and the wider community.”

The Senator conveyed his heartfelt condolences to Pastor Dan, Mama Janet, Joy, Maureen, the entire Likavo family, and members of the IVC Church, assuring them of his thoughts and prayers during this period of mourning.

“At this painful time, I pray that the God of all comfort will hold the family and the church close, granting them strength and peace that surpasses all understanding,” he added.

Senator Mandago further reflected on Bishop Likavo’s enduring legacy, saying that while his physical presence will be deeply missed, his impact will continue to inspire generations.

“Bishop Likavo’s legacy is eternal,” the Senator said. “We rejoice in the assurance that he has entered into his glorious reward, having fought the good fight and finished the race.”

He called upon the faithful and the community at large to honor the late bishop’s memory by upholding the values of faith, unity, and service that he so passionately championed.