- A young man caused tension during his mother’s burial in Shinyalu, Kakamega County, after openly confronting his siblings
- In a video shared online, the man was captured recounting everything he did for his late mother in comparison to his siblings’ contributions until her death
- Social media users were divided, with some sympathising with his pain and others criticising him for raising family grievances publicly during the burial
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A video of a young man calling out his siblings during a funeral ceremony in Shinyalu, Kakamega County, has sparked mixed reactions.
The visibly devastated man narrated how he had taken care of his late mother single-handedly, without any help from his siblings.
He mentioned the hospital visits and financial support he provided, while his other siblings did nothing.
“You did not even give her KSh 50 to help her get to the hospital. How did you expect her to get help? If you want us to get along and work together, you younger siblings have to follow our lead and do as we say,” he said.
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Why did Kakamega man lecture siblings at mum’s burial?
He criticised his siblings for confidently speaking at the funeral, knowing very well that all they did was wash their late mother when she was ill.
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He said he had also been the one caring for their father, including bathing him, despite the fact that he had many children.
“Let us be honest with each other, I am the one who has catered for everything, from her mortuary bills to the funeral. It has just been my sister and I,” he said.
The young man addressed his step-siblings with a lot of pain and anguish in his voice, leaving many social media users comparing the incident to their own family dynamics.
Others criticised his straightforwardness, saying he could have waited until after his mother’s burial to privately address his concerns.
Netizens react to Kakamega man’s concerns at burial
LandLord:
“He should talk to their sisters and sort it out; there is no need for shouting.”
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Meshack Makanga:
“Huyu jamaa ni rafiki yangu sana, wacha pressure.”
Ann Made:
“I understand this man. Wakati wa matanga watu huongea vibaya sana na hawasaidii. He is the one feeling the pain.”
Gloriceamor:
“I understand how this man feels. I once went through a similar situation in the hospital with my mum. I didn’t see any of my siblings, let alone help with the bills.”
Kwach:
“I almost broke down like this at one of the family funerals, but the pain in my sister’s eyes held me back. Family can be really painful.”
christinegirl@123:
“Kwani si mama yao wote ama kila mtu na mamake ama babake? Njibu plz, huyu kijana ako na uchungu.”
Adugo:
“Waah, hii sasa ndio family yetu, kwanza nyumba ndogo watapata hii lecture.”
Pastor lectures at deceased colleague’s burial
In other news, NgGossips reported that the burial of Joan Wangui, a Family Bank employee, briefly turned chaotic when mourners booed a PCEA pastor.
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This happened after the pastor stopped bank officials from giving unwritten tributes, stating that only written tributes were allowed in the church.
Mourners could not take her actions lightly, leading to a brief moment of tension at a funeral that was meant to be peaceful.
Source: NgGossips
