Mourning, Wailing Betty Bayo’s Body Arriving in Kiambu for Burial

Betty Bayo’s motorcade, led by a modern hearse that carried her body from the Kenyatta University mortuary to her Ndumberi Stadium, was accompanied by a large crowd of people
Crowds of people had arrived at the mortuary eager to see him for the last time, but not many managed to see him.
From there, they followed behind the procession, singing and dancing, and the road to the stadium was no different, with people lined up on both sides to bid farewell to the woman they had loved for many years.
Love for the late Betty was heard, because as soon as the hearse passed, a group of people started following it, and when they reached Ndumberi, the crowd had increased

Nairobi, Kenya: Fans and friends of Betty Bayo lined the streets from the Kenyatta University mortuary to Mugumo in Kiambu County to bid farewell to the beloved singer.

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Thursday, November 20, was the day scheduled for the burial of Betty Bayo following her sudden death almost two weeks ago due to acute myeloid leukemia.

As soon as people learned that Betty had passed away, they took to their social media to pay their respects to the musician, wife, mother and friend.

Since then, Kenyans have mourned Betty online, at her home in Eldeville, at the Bluesprings Hotel, and at Prophet Victor Kanyari’s church.

On November 20, when his body was taken out of the morgue for burial, people lined both sides of the road to the square, wailing, crying, and waving goodbye.

The video shared by Kanyari also showed that people followed the body from the service to his house for burial.

Many people who watched the video were amazed at how much he was loved, while many regretted that he was not there to see that love.

Shiru Wambugu Wangai: “People loved Betty.”

John Wambua: “Aki it’s difficult moments for Tash and his two children, losing a lover is not an easy thing, alf bro wa kanyari decides to speak what he wants.”