- Gerald Mwangi, nicknamed Mwas or Makanga Bae, was buried emotionally in Kirinyanga county
- Pictures from the funeral showed mourners surrounding his grave and singing in his honour
- The funeral activity was shrouded in controversy due to allegations of embezzlement of funeral funds
Drama erupted at the funeral of Gerald Mwangi, the Super Metro matatu conductor, who died after a road accident.
Source: UGC
What happened at the Super Metro conductor's funeral?
Tingo, popularly known as Mwas or Makanga Bae, passed away in an emotional ceremony on Wednesday, October 23.
A video shared on YouTube showed a large crowd of people surrounding the tomb on October 24.
The conductor was buried near a banana plantation in his family's area.
A wreath was placed on the grave after the casket was lowered.
His friends could be heard screaming during the funeral, full of pain.
While other followers were watching in pairs, they mourned their dead comrade in different songs.
The heretics then started chanting loudly near Mwas's grave before the video ended.
Were the Super Metro conductor's funeral donations looted?
In other news, TUKO.co.ke reported that the family of the deceased was outraged at the way funeral donations were handled.
A female relative said that Mwas's mother went to the office to check and was told that they had already bought a coffin without consulting her.
The woman named a man identified as Muturi, saying he was responsible for collecting money.
In a special interview with TUKO.co.ke, Michael Muturi, the company's chief inspector, denied allegations of mismanagement, claiming he acted responsibly by distributing the money collected to Mwangi's wife and paying the hospital bill.
According to Muturi, the family did not agree relationship of four years between Mwangi and his wife and they tried to claim ownership of the money.
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