- Albert Ojwang’s family has broken the silence about KSh 500,000 allegedly lost from funeral donations, exposing feelings of pain and sadness that were hiding away from public eyes
- The funeral organizers responded
- It was also found that another family member lost his life shortly after Albert’s death, which made a sad statement about his father’s absence.
The family of killed blogger, Albert Ojwang, is hit by a second tragedy, after revealing that his aunt Albert died shortly after hearing the news of his death.
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Did Ojwang’s father misuse the donations?
During a recent interview on Ogin Obinna TV, Kenneth Ouma, family spokesman, and John Okwanyo, chairman of the Albert funeral committee, opened up about the emotional stress they had been passing quietly away from the public eyes.
Responding to the latest allegations that more than KSh 500,000 were scheduled for Albert’s funeral was lost in a controversial way, the two explained the reason for his father Albert, Meshack Opiyo, was not publicly appearing to discuss the issue.
According to Okwanyo, rumors began to spread that Opiyo misused the donations.
However, he vehemently denied the allegations saying that the money was still safe until the hackers were able to get the account.
“Money has not been misused nor is it completely spent. We would carry other problems and spend that money, but so far, money is still there,” Okwanyo explained.
He went on to explain that Opiyo and his family were overwhelmed with sadness and also faced another family tragedy.
“Anyone who thinks he misused people’s money or that he forgot Albert is wrong. We are in sadness. His father Albert had left the funeral of his aunt Albert, who died after hearing about Albert’s death. That’s why he returned home, a tragedy after the tragedy,” He explained.
What happened to Albert?
Albert died in a vague circumstances shortly after being arrested at his home at lunch with his family.
It was later revealed that he died at the hands of the police, which caused great anger on social networks.
His death fueled a wave of support from Kenyans, who wanted justice to be done and also contributed to the mass to help the family finance the funeral.
View interview below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWKHP7Z2TL8
Here are some of the comfort messages from people on social networks:
Ruth Adhiambo: “Sorry for the disaster. ”
Lynette Shihemi: “There is hope for those who are discouraged. Rest in peace. ”
Favor Mutunga: “Weuh don’t you bury Albert. Very sorry for them. The old man was able to recover?”
Milkah Sarange: “The people of your blood are the ones who feel painful, because the wife or other person of your blood can be easily changed. My sorry.”
Laurine Ondinyo: “It’s very sad, pollen.”
Malo: “Very polished for another disaster.”
How did Albert’s family lose money?
In the same conversation, following reports that Albert’s father lost more than KSh 500,000 in a confusing way, the family decided to keep things open.
During the interview, family spokesman Kenneth Ouma explained that his father Albert lost his national identity while in the city of City Mortuary in Nairobi.
Later, he could not access the services of M-moneyand he came to discover that his mobile line was registered (Sim Swap).
According to Ouma, Safaricom It informed them that someone close to the family was able to transfer the softness through fraud or got M-Pesa through the App, and took full control of the account and initiated the withdrawal withdrawal.
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