…Media Community Mourns
The media community has been thrown into deep mourning following the passing of renowned journalist and Publisher of Surveillance Newspaper, High Chief Monday Wehere, JP.
The heartbreaking news of his death was received on Wednesday, leaving colleagues, friends, and associates devastated by the loss of a man widely regarded as one of the profession’s finest voices.
High Chief Wehere was more than a journalist; he was a brother, mentor, and courageous advocate for truth. Known for his warmth, humour, and disarming humility, he brought life and strength into every space he entered.
His commitment to ethical journalism, his passion for justice, and his profound love for people distinguished him in a field that often demands more than it gives.
Colleagues describe him as a man of integrity, a leader with a gentle heart, and a friend whose sincerity left lasting impressions on everyone who crossed his path.
His laughter, wisdom, and unwavering dedication to the craft made him a pillar within the media landscape.
Rev’d Canon Jerry Needam, Publisher of National Network Newspaper, expressed deep sorrow at the news, describing Chief Wehere as “a brother whose heart was bigger than his words, a colleague who inspired, and a friend whose absence leaves the newsroom of life emptier.”
“As painful as this moment is,” Rev’d Needam added, “we take comfort in knowing that God receives his gentle soul with mercy, and that his legacy continues to shine through the many lives he touched.”
High Chief Monday Wehere, JP, leaves behind a legacy of courage, professionalism, and humanity that will continue to inspire generations of journalists. Funeral details are expected to be announced by the family in due course.
