Moiben MP Pays Tribute to Volleyball Icon Janet Wanja

   Moiben, Uasin Gishu County – Moiben Member of Parliament, Prof. Phylis Bartoo, has joined the volleyball community and the entire nation in mourning the passing of Kenya’s volleyball legend, Janet Wanja. Wanja, who passed away after a courageous battle with cancer, was remembered for her unparalleled talent, resilience, and unwavering passion for the game that inspired millions both on and off the court.In a heartfelt message, Prof. Bartoo described Wanja as a true icon whose influence transcended the sport of volleyball. “Janet Wanja was more than just a volleyball player; she was a symbol of strength, dedication, and hope,” said the Moiben MP. “Her remarkable talent and tireless effort both on and off the court have left an indelible mark on Kenyan sport, and she has inspired countless young people to chase their dreams, regardless of the challenges they face.”Despite her personal battle with cancer, Wanja continued to be a beacon of hope, remaining resilient until her final days. Prof. Bartoo expressed admiration for how Wanja managed to stay positive and strong, even in the face of adversity. “Her courage in fighting cancer was just as remarkable as her achievements in volleyball,” she added. “She exemplified the true meaning of strength, grace, and determination. Janet was not only a champion on the court but also a champion of the human spirit.”Wanja’s legacy, according to Prof. Bartoo, will live on through the generations she inspired. “Her light will continue to shine through the young players she mentored, the fans who cheered her on, and the volleyball community she helped build,” she said. “As a nation, we have lost a great talent, but her spirit will forever remain with us.”The MP also extended her condolences to Wanja’s family, teammates, and the broader volleyball fraternity, calling on the nation to celebrate her life and the impact she made on the world of sport. “Janet fought a good fight, and now it is our turn to honor her legacy and keep her memory alive,” Prof. Bartoo concluded.As the nation mourns the loss of one of its sporting greats, Wanja’s contributions to volleyball and her remarkable resilience will be remembered for generations to come.  Read More