Super Metro Chief Inspector Muturi addresses allegations of misappropriating funeral funds

Muturi Wa Super Metro, a key figure in organizing the burial of Gerald Mwangi, known as Makanga Bae, has spoken out in response to allegations regarding the handling of funeral contributions. During the burial service on October 23, Mwangi’s family publicly accused some organizers, including Muturi, of mismanaging funds intended for the funeral. The accusations led to heightened tensions, with the family claiming they had received none of the promised financial support for Mwangi’s burial.

Addressing the situation on TikTok on October 24, Muturi, who is also Super Metro’s Chief Inspector, detailed how the funds were utilized, strongly denying any misappropriation. He explained that the raised contributions were used to cover key expenses, including a hospital bill of over Sh600,000, of which the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) only covered bed charges. “I managed to secure a reduction of Sh358,000, leaving Sh212,000, which we managed to pay off through further fundraising,” Muturi clarified.

He also accused some family members of focusing more on financial gain than on proper arrangements for the send-off, noting that, in one instance, Mwangi’s mother allegedly took funds meant to cover a waived hospital bill. Muturi provided a breakdown of funeral costs, mentioning that Sh50,000 was agreed upon for a coffin, with flowers and the hearse bringing the total to over Sh70,000. Additionally, Sh80,000 was designated for catering at the service.

Muturi also addressed claims surrounding Sh200 contributions from matatu drivers and conductors, which totaled Sh63,000. He had authorized the funds to be given to Mwangi’s wife, Jeni. However, the family objected, claiming they didn’t recognize her as Mwangi’s wife. The chairperson then instructed that Sh63,000 be deducted from Muturi’s salary to give to the family, which was done. Jeni later returned the Sh63,000, insisting Muturi had already shown great support. Despite this, Muturi was met with further criticism from the family.

Muturi expressed frustration over the situation, saying, “I’ve been unfairly targeted for doing the right thing, but I won’t stop helping others.” He reiterated that all contributions had been responsibly allocated and emphasized his commitment to supporting those in need, despite the challenges.

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Family Raises Complaints During Blame Game at Makanga Bae’s Burial [Video]

The funeral service for Gerald Mwangi, known as Makanga Bae, took a distressing turn on Wednesday, October 23, 2024, as family members publicly accused some organizers of mismanaging funds designated for his farewell.

Mwangi tragically passed away on the night of Thursday, October 10, after suffering injuries from a serious road accident.

As family members gathered to honor him, tensions escalated, with accusations regarding mishandled finances overshadowing the solemn occasion.

During the emotional service, a family member voiced their frustration, stating that Mwangi’s burial did not reflect the dignity they had wished to bestow upon him.

They lamented that what should have been a moment of respect had devolved into an upsetting spectacle.

“Everyone here has wronged us as a family; we didn’t want to bury our brother this way. Look at Gerald, how he’s been laid to rest—this isn’t right,” the family member expressed, conveying their dissatisfaction with the burial arrangements.

They further noted that the contributions made by Gerald’s friends were not adequately represented in the funeral preparations.

According to them, the service was meant to be a grand send-off worthy of Gerald’s legacy.

“We wanted to send Gerald off with honor, but there are issues with the contributions from his friends… it should have felt like paradise because this is Gerald’s final day on earth,” they added.

Kambua adds her two cents to Gerald Mwangi’s suicide, blames his fake friends for his death

Gerald Mwangi Ngima took his own life after posting a suicide note on Facebook. Many people didn’t take him seriously when he said he was going to commit suicide.

Gerald was obviously depressed, he talks about how he has had enough of life on the suicide note he left behind. He asks those who knows him well to attend his burial if his body is found.

Also read: “Those who know me well msikose kukam kunizika” Nyahururu photographer kills himself after posting suicide note on Facebook

Friends insulted him

Gospel singer Kambua is squarely blaming Gerald’s friends for his death. She says his friends should have offered him advice instead of dismissing his suicide note.

“Just catching up on Gerald Mwangi’s story. After he posted a suicide note, his “friends” insulted him and offered quick ways for him to die. After he was found dead, the same people are sending their RIP’s. And have also become forensic experts. Saying how “this doesn’t add up”, ” wrote Kambua in part.

 

Depression tell-tale signs

Kambua further says that most people who commit suicide usually seem to be fine. She explains that the tell-tale signs of depression are sometimes hard for someone to notice, but stresses that people were supposed to take Gerald’s suicide note seriously since he had shown signs of depression.

“Many people who commit suicide seem “ok”. They go to work. They worship in Church. They post cool selfies. You can easily miss tell tale signs of a depressed person. If someone you care about says they’re depressed, why not just take it seriously? Threatening to commit suicide is a call for help.#mentalhealthmatters
Tonight i pray for anyone on the verge of giving up – dear God, breathe new life into them. Surround them with people who will listen and love on them,” wrote Kambua.

 

 

American TV star expecting her first child with Kenyan husband Gerald Mwangi

The Real Housewives of Atlanta (RHOA) actress Shamea Morton married her Kenyan sweetheart Gerald Mwangi in a traditional themed wedding in Decatur, Georgia.

The two lovebirds caused a stir sometimes in December 2015 when they visited Gerald’s family in Nyeri County for the introduction.

The couple is now expecting her first child, Shamea broke the good news during an interview with US Weekly. She said she will be due around Thanksgiving (22 November).

Wedding anniversary
Shamea Morton and her husband Gerald Mwangi
Shamea Morton and her husband Gerald Mwangi

The RHOA actress further said that she will announce her baby’s sex during their first wedding anniversary on July 22nd. She revealed that neither her husband or her knows their baby’s gender.

“God has blessed me so much. I’ve got a great husband that I love so much. I’ve got awesome, awesome friends and family,” she said. “The only thing I can ask if for a healthy baby. I want two kids and my husband wants five. I joke with him and tell him you are going to do a lot of love making to have five,” said Shamea Morton.

 

 

 

Kikuyu man and reality star Shamea from The Real Housewives of Atlanta finally hold their traditional wedding

When Kenyan women are busy chasing Nigerian men, other women are trying to bag themselves our local men and if you don’t believe me then allow me to enlighten you. Reality TV star from The Real Housewives of Atlanta Shamea is dating a Kikuyu man by the name of Gerald Mwangi.

Shamea at the Capital FM’s studios

The two are even planning to hold a big white wedding but before this Gerald Mwangi ensured to fisrt being his wife to be back to Kenya, his motherland where they held a traditional wedding which included the ‘ruracio’ and ‘ngurario’ practiced widely in the Kikuyu culture.

Shamea who was warmly welcomed by her fiance’s parents was also given the name Mumbi which was the beginning of welcoming her officially to their family.

Shamea and her fiance, Gerald Mwangi
Shamea and her fiance, Gerald Mwangi

This comes a year after Shamea visited Kenya for the first time as she came to see her in laws and the family she was getting married into. There white wedding is expected to happen sometime this year and we wish them all the best.