Vera Sidika blasts fake friends for missing her sister’s funeral

Vera Sidika, a Kenyan socialite and reality TV star, has criticized friends of the late Instagram model Aziza for failing to attend her burial.

In a series of Instagram stories, Sidika slammed fake friends for only mourning but not standing with the late Aziza. She said that it was clear that the friends were not genuine, as they couldn’t even take a short flight to pay their last respects.

Sidika’s comments have sparked a debate on social media, with some people agreeing with her and others defending the friends. Some people have pointed out that it is not always possible to attend the burial of a loved one, due to factors such as distance, finances, and work commitments.

“So none of y’all would take a 1 hour 30 min flight from Nairobi to Dar to pay your last respects to a person you called a friend. Knowing how in Islam things move fast!!!!

This is why I say the world is filled with so many fake friends!!!!

It takes 24 hours to fly from the USA to Kenya, everything happened so fast OMG I can’t believe it. Your sister didn’t even get to see you I’m so heartbroken right now.

I won’t judge I understand that money could be an issue. On impromptu trips, I apologize for that. But I’m just so devastated. If a close friend passes and I’m a few hours away I will try my best to make it. ATa kama ni kukopa pesa nipande basi. Or a group of friends hold hands fuel a car and drive!! It’s just 4hrs. This is a special person you’ll never get to see again.

I’m so sorry I’m in my feelings right now. But just thinking being close to TZ should make it easier for people to go. Her sister is being far out in other countries & couldn’t make it. Me too it’s understandable. But Nairobi is just hapo Tu. I don’t know but I’m just so sad.

‘m not okay. I’m ranting I shouldn’t. I’m sorry. I’m just not okay”

Others have argued that it is important to be there for friends and family during difficult times, regardless of the circumstances.

It is important to note that Sidika’s comments are her personal opinion and that she is not speaking for all of Aziza’s friends. It is also important to respect the privacy of Aziza’s family and friends during this difficult time.