Professor Dinguri Nick Mwaniki
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April 24, 1942 – August 15, 2016
We announce, with deep sorrow, the death of Prof Dinguri Nick Mwaniki an accomplished scholar, international
consultant and economist, which occurred in Nairobi on August 15, 2016. He was founder
and Chairman of the Coda Corporation Group based in Nairobi, Johannesburg, Kampala, Dar
es Salaam, Lilongwe, Harare and New York.
Son of the late Crispus Mwaniki Ndinguri and the late Josephine Thitu Mwaniki of Kanyore in
Githunguri, Kiambu County. Loving husband of Dr. Mebo Mwaniki and Juliet Mwaniki.
He is survived by his sons and daughters; Eng. Kwame B. Mwaniki, Thetu Kishoiyian,
Messu Toure Mwaniki, Dr. Butogwa Tiagha, Thabo Mwaniki and Thetu Mwaniki as well as
grandchildren: Kwendo Biko Mwaniki, Lemi Pendo Mwaniki, Victoria Kishoiyian, Njoki Tiagha,
Victor Kishoiyian, Nailah Nyanzela Mwaniki, Zawadi Mathapelo Mwaniki, Achuo Tiagha and
Lolly & Masechaba S.Mwaniki.
Father-in-law of Bernard Kishoiyian, Khelli Tiagha, and Lizzy Sakong Mwaniki. Loving brother
of Rahab, Wanjiru Mbai, the late Benjamin Karuga Mwaniki, the late Major General Johnson
Muriithi Mwaniki, Leah Magua, Peter Muchami Mwaniki, and Ngure Mwaniki.
There will be a Memorial Service at St. Andrew’s Church, Nairobi, on Thursday 25th August at
10.00am. Funeral service and burial will be at his rural home at Kanyore, Githunguri, Kiambu
County on Friday, 26 August.
The cortege will leave Lee Funeral Home at 8.30am on Friday the 26th after viewing of the
body and short prayers. Funeral service and burial ceremony will commence at 11am at
Kanyore, Githunguri, Kiambu County
(Friends and relatives are warned that a number of roads will remain closed in Nairobi this
week due to the international conference. Please, therefore, allow extra time for travel).
May God Rest his Soul in Peace.
consultant and economist, which occurred in Nairobi on August 15, 2016. He was founder
and Chairman of the Coda Corporation Group based in Nairobi, Johannesburg, Kampala, Dar
es Salaam, Lilongwe, Harare and New York.
Son of the late Crispus Mwaniki Ndinguri and the late Josephine Thitu Mwaniki of Kanyore in
Githunguri, Kiambu County. Loving husband of Dr. Mebo Mwaniki and Juliet Mwaniki.
He is survived by his sons and daughters; Eng. Kwame B. Mwaniki, Thetu Kishoiyian,
Messu Toure Mwaniki, Dr. Butogwa Tiagha, Thabo Mwaniki and Thetu Mwaniki as well as
grandchildren: Kwendo Biko Mwaniki, Lemi Pendo Mwaniki, Victoria Kishoiyian, Njoki Tiagha,
Victor Kishoiyian, Nailah Nyanzela Mwaniki, Zawadi Mathapelo Mwaniki, Achuo Tiagha and
Lolly & Masechaba S.Mwaniki.
Father-in-law of Bernard Kishoiyian, Khelli Tiagha, and Lizzy Sakong Mwaniki. Loving brother
of Rahab, Wanjiru Mbai, the late Benjamin Karuga Mwaniki, the late Major General Johnson
Muriithi Mwaniki, Leah Magua, Peter Muchami Mwaniki, and Ngure Mwaniki.
There will be a Memorial Service at St. Andrew’s Church, Nairobi, on Thursday 25th August at
10.00am. Funeral service and burial will be at his rural home at Kanyore, Githunguri, Kiambu
County on Friday, 26 August.
The cortege will leave Lee Funeral Home at 8.30am on Friday the 26th after viewing of the
body and short prayers. Funeral service and burial ceremony will commence at 11am at
Kanyore, Githunguri, Kiambu County
(Friends and relatives are warned that a number of roads will remain closed in Nairobi this
week due to the international conference. Please, therefore, allow extra time for travel).
May God Rest his Soul in Peace.
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May your soul rest in peace
Words cannot describe this deep lose. Rest in peace
I write with deep sorrow to remember my friend Dr. Mwaniki Nick whom I met in Kampala. He was such good friend to remember. He invited me to his lavish home in Nairobi. I remember such time when we were enjoying ourselves and I almost Miss my flight. Rest in peace Nic.
With deep sympathy to the family for the loss. Will never forget Nick as a generous and helpful friend and landlord for many years of the Kitisuru guesthouse. He played an important part in my life.
Rest in peace.
To the family of Professor Dinguri Nick Mwaniki
I’m writing to comfort you for the lose of your loved one.Death is really an enemy 1 Corinthians 15:26.But Jehovah God comforts in Acts 15:26 “And I have hope toward God ,which hope these men also look forward to,that there is going to be a resurrection of both righteous an unrighteous.”
It’s really refreshing to know that death is not the end and Jehovah promises we will see our loved ones again
Ann.
Dearest Family of Dr Dinguri Mwaniki
When I returned to Kenya from Cambridge in 1971 and started as a Senior Lecturer at the University of Nairobi and Research Fellow, I met Dinguri at a UNEp Seminar and over the next 4 Years to 1976, we worked together, including partnership in CODA, on projects including Kenya Rural Development, Kenya Economy Simulation model, World Bank Kenya Wildlife Survey Project etc
He was generous, caring, compassionate and most of all humane in everything he did in his professional and personal relationships.
I was not aware of Dinguri’s passing, until today 14 Dec 2021….had i known i certainly would have honoured my friend and very much a brother by being a Polebearer in Nairobi.
This week on 19 December 2021, at our Full Moon Ceremony, ( AM Bali, we will pray with a floral homage to Dinguri, for being an example of being Humane in everything he touched . For ever missed and remembered
Dr Mahendra Shah
http://www.zenresortbali.com
It’s been 7yrs since you were laid to rest and I still remember everything you taught me from when I was a child , I still miss you and will continue Living the way you taught me .You were one of a kind and words can’t describe what I lost when you passed away ,but I will keep being strong .
Only today have I learned of Dinguri’s passing. Today is Jan. 11, 2023. The loss is palpable. He was my teacher and mentor in International Relations In Oakland, California. Dinguri had an enthusiastic spirit and a wide smile. He was one who you knew could impact the world for the better. A heartening and deep-felt example was he, and missed and remembered most certainly.
gari laura miller