Photo Of Man Who Showed Up At Raila Odinga’s Burial With Bread In Pocket Sparks Hilarious Reactions

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Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga’s funeral in Bondo, Siaya County, drew thousands of mourners from across the country.

The emotional ceremony marked the final farewell to a leader many described as a symbol of Kenya’s democracy and resilience.

Among the mourners, one elderly man caught the attention of both cameras and Kenyans online for his unique preparation.

A viral video showed the man dressed neatly in a grey suit, with a loaf of bread visibly tucked into his coat pocket.

He stood calmly behind the media section, observing the ceremony while occasionally pacing with his hands clasped behind his back.

According to social media users, the man appeared well-prepared for the long day filled with speeches and tributes.

Many noted that with the large crowd and limited access to food, hunger was inevitable for those who arrived early.

Online, the humorous scene quickly sparked reactions, with Kenyans mixing laughter and admiration for the man’s foresight.

One user joked that the man was “ready for both mourning and lunch,” while another said, “Hunger can’t stop patriotism.”

Some commented that the man’s simple act reflected the realities of ordinary Kenyans who attend such major events.

Others praised him for balancing respect and practicality, saying, “Even in grief, wisdom walks with him.”

The light-hearted moment offered a brief sense of humour during an otherwise somber national event.

Raila Odinga, who died while receiving treatment in India on October 15, was laid to rest on Sunday, October 19.

His burial drew global attention, uniting leaders and citizens in paying their last respects to the veteran politician and reformist.


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