- A group of mourners decided to carry the coffin of the deceased on a motorcycle while giving him a special send off
- The coffin was transported to a bodaboda run by a woman wearing a black league jersey in Arsenal
- The power and courage of the Kakamega woman drew the emotions of users of social networks, who were in no hurry to praise her
A funeral ceremony in Khwisero, Luanda, Kakamega County has shown a unity of friends.
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The sad men and women gathered for the deceased known as Sebo, who seemed to be a good friend to them.
Sebo was the one who connected his friends when he buried him in respect of their home in the village.
Kakamega’s woman sitting on a motorcycle
They were also connected to the rastafarian culture, while flying his flag with delight to show their unity.
The mourners arrived at the funeral using boda boda, which was their main transport to the funeral.
The most attractive event on social networks was a young sister who appeared to be running a boda while carrying a coffin of the deceased.
He seemed calm as he drove the motorcycle, a wooden coffin tightly locked behind him, with a large crowd following him.
Kakamega woman wears a jersey of Arsenal at the funeral
The group was so great that they could cause traffic congestion, but the road they used was not busy, so they dominated it from start to end.
“Humanity is the best religion. I hope you will believe that,” read one of the posts.
The woman was wearing Arsenal’s 2024/25 Premier League jersey jersey, which was well enough for her and showed her strong hands.
She compared the outfit with a jeans skirt, finishing an attractive look.
The coffin is closed in the boda boda in Kakamega
The coffin was tied well in the boda boda, and he looked calm and confident during the trip.
Other bodaboda ministers were watching the events, sitting safely and avoiding speed to avoid accidents.
Some of them carried friends to their bodies heading to Sebo’s funeral to pay their last respects.
The woman’s strength and confidence in the midst of a group of men riding a motorcycle made the users of the network excited.
The network praises the Kakamega woman carrying a coffin
Many poured into the comment section, expressing their feelings while others mourned Sebo.
SAMKAR SAMKAR:
“To simplify things and life goes on, because even if the body was transported by helicopter, it would not change anything.
Irevin Love:
“Honor to this woman. Of course, what a man can do, a woman can do better. Honor to all my rasta sisters.”
Anne Affordable Plots:
“I don’t see any mistake here.
Lily Kim:
“Weuh, where will I get such power? I would feel sorry for the one in the coffin and lose power, we would all fall! But his power is very unique.”
Carol Gaceri:
“These are the women we want – whatever the man can do, the woman can do the best.”
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