The final journey of popular Kisii comedian MC Ogatwoni has turned into an emotional yet extraordinary affair after friends and fans went out of their way to fulfil some of the unusual burial wishes he had expressed before his death.

The entertainer, whose real name was Samuel Bwonda Miruka, was laid to rest on Thursday, November 5, at his family home in Kisii County. However, unlike many ordinary funerals, his send-off attracted widespread attention because of a special request he had made while still alive.
In a video recording that has since circulated widely on social media, Ogatwoni appeared to have given his friend clear instructions on how he wanted his final journey to look like whenever death eventually came knocking.
With remarkable confidence, the comedian explained that he did not want his loved ones to give him an ordinary send-off. He wanted a good photograph, an impressive coffin and a beautiful grave that would make his final resting place memorable.
“When I die, use a good picture and bury me in a nice coffin. Make me a beautiful grave,” he said in the recording.
At the time, his remarks may have sounded like another humorous conversation from a comedian known for entertaining people. However, following his untimely death, the recording took on a completely different meaning, leaving many people reflecting on how seriously he had described his final wishes.
Determined not to disappoint their departed friend, Ogatwoni’s friends and fans reportedly joined hands to ensure that his requests were honoured.
They contributed towards purchasing a special green coffin, which became one of the most talked-about features of his burial ceremony.
But the surprises did not end with the coffin’s colour and appearance.
Politician Obed Makori attracted further attention after sharing a video on social media showcasing the unusual burial arrangement. According to Makori, Magenche Funeral Services had gone an extra mile by fitting the coffin with a Wi-Fi installation, adding an unexpected technological twist to the comedian’s final journey.
The unusual arrangement quickly became a talking point, with social media users discussing the creativity behind the gesture and the determination of Ogatwoni’s friends to fulfil his wishes.
Makori also expressed gratitude to Magenche Funeral Services for helping make the comedian’s dream a reality while wishing him a peaceful final journey.
Behind the unusual arrangements, however, was a deeply emotional story of friendship, love and remembrance. Those who knew Ogatwoni were not simply organising a burial; they were celebrating a man whose humour had brought laughter into the lives of many people.
His death followed a tragic boda boda accident, bringing an unexpected end to the life of an entertainer who had built a connection with his audience through comedy.
Perhaps the most touching part of his burial was that his own recorded words became a guide for those responsible for giving him a final send-off.
While the green coffin and its reported Wi-Fi installation provided an unusual spectacle, the bigger message was the commitment of his friends and fans to honour a departed friend’s wishes.
MC Ogatwoni may have taken his final bow, but his humour, personality and unforgettable burial arrangements have ensured that his memory continues to generate conversations.
**Rest in peace, MC Ogatwoni. You made people laugh while alive, and even in your final journey, you gave them something extraordinary to talk about.**