The Kenyan comedy scene has suffered a great loss as a result of the tragic death of Duncan Ochonjo, who was a much-loved comic.
Sandra Dacha, a close friend and work colleague, broke the devastating news on Thursday morning in a moving Instagram post.
Sandra, who was obviously upset, paid tribute to the slain comic soldier with a moving post that was followed with a moving photo and video.
“In a life is pleasant. Death is peaceful. It’s the transition that’s troublesome. Rest in peace my friend/colleague Ochonjo Dunco series of instagram photos and videos, emotional Sandra,” Sandra wrote.
Her statements reflected the tremendous effect of Ochonjo’s passing, capturing the feelings of the many fans and comedians who are currently mourning his loss.
Sandra bravely revealed the circumstances underlying Ochonjo’s unfortunate death in another video.
She remembered how, not knowing it would be their final meeting, they rushed him to the hospital.
She told, with great regret, that Ochonjo passed away at two in the morning on the tragic morning of May 10, 2023.
“A day like this last week is when we took you to the hospital…My colleague Ochonjo Dancun took his last breath at 2 am today, 10/5/2023
“You embrace death because life doesn’t exist without you. You have left some wonderful memories that will never fade from our hearts. Until we meet again rest in peace Ochos,” she wrote.
Duncann Ochonjo was a luminary in the comedy industry, known for his exceptional talent and infectious humor.
Collaborating with fellow comedians Mike Wako and Onsogo, Ochonjo created uproarious skits that resonated deeply with audiences, often going viral and bringing laughter to countless lives.
Moreover, Ochonjo’s comedic genius extended to the Luo comedy scene, where he showcased his exceptional versatility and charisma.
His memorable appearances in popular local series, including the well-received “Kalausi,” “Inspector Mwala”, “Mazagazaga”, “Njoro Wa Uba”, “Vashita” etc, further solidified his status as a respected and admired entertainer.
