Actor Alphonse Makokha is currently upset after a troubling incident at Njambi ‘Jahmy’ Koikai’s funeral at Lang’ata Cemetery last Friday. The father of four fell victim to rowdy youth who created chaos during the solemn event.
In a video posted on his Instagram page, the veteran actor sternly addresses those who stole his car radio.
“You think you’re smart, but we’ve identified you, my friend! If you’re the one who stole my radio, you’re lucky. We’re a gang too,” he begins, making a sign with his hands.
“Just wait. Stay alert because we’re coming for you, and this isn’t a request. Isn’t that right? Clear as day!” Alphonse concludes, visibly upset.
Fans responded with a mix of sympathy and humor in the comment section following the comedian’s ordeal, which came just a day after he buried his wife. Some of the comments included:
- djshiti_comedian: 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
- jemcroz: Mwao mafala wamezoea vibaya, cheza kama wewe budaa, watakomaa 🤔🤔
- seancom_asante: Wahuna washaongea, maamae ataliwa mtu hapa
- mosesbridg: Tao haina huruma 😢😂
- _msanifu: Uko na laki mbili
- shaddyyulemhumble: 😂😂👊👊 noma sana
- nairobi_fumigation: Washow budaa
Makokha was not the only celebrity to face difficulties at Jahmby Koikai’s burial. Comedians Eddie Butita, Njugush, and his wife Celestine Ndinda also encountered harassment from an unruly crowd.
In an exclusive video captured by Mpasho, the trio is seen rushing to their car to escape a mob chasing them. Once inside, the crowd surrounded their vehicle, forcing them to speed away to avoid further confrontation. This all happened as Jahmby’s body was being taken to her final resting place.
