A video of late Chief of Defence Forces General Francis Ogolla entertaining his wife with dance moves has warmed the hearts of Kenyans on social media.
General Ogolla, who died in a plane crash on Thursday, was laid to rest Sunday, 72 hours after his death as per his wish.
It was after his death that never seen before details of his simple yet humble life unfolded with many crediting him for his humility.
The latest of that is a video of him dancing to the beat of a song as his wife Aileen Kathambi Ogolla records him while laughing.
The CDF, however, continues dancing even as he demonstrates to his wife that he is replicating the moves of the song's dancers playing on their living room television.
General Ogolla created good memories with his family members in his life and times.
Photos of key moments he spent with his family members paint a picture of a man who had special attention for the people he loved.
General Ogolla leaves behind a widow, Aileen Ogolla, and two children; Lorna Achieng’ Omondi and Joel Rabuku Omondi Ogolla.
He also leaves behind a daughter-in-law; Muthoni Njenga Mwaura and a grandson by the name Taji Mbarara.
The video of General Ogolla entertaining his wife elicited reactions on social media with a section of Kenyans lauding him as an admirable family man.
Here are some of the reactions:
But we have lost a good man! CDF General Ogolla. Be well pic.twitter.com/OsvGjUEfrH
— Lord Abraham Mutai (@ItsMutai) April 22, 2024
Joel Ogolla's Dad, CDF Ogolla was not only a general but also a human being...🫡pic.twitter.com/Mpr1HK0q9G
— Henry Kabogo đź’§ âť„ 🇰🇪 (@Kabogo_Henry) April 22, 2024
Hakuna mtu hana masinemare na masherehe kwa hii life. This the late General akipiga sherehe mahali. Rest in peace, General. pic.twitter.com/q4SIbt3Wft
— Mike Sonko (@MikeSonko) April 22, 2024
Such a beautiful memoir.. the smiles… the wife… waah! go well sir… you have taught us life in one chapter…
— Murugi wa Njagi🇰🇪 (@NKaraga) April 22, 2024
The memories he created for both family and Kenyans will stay in our minds for a longg time. Rest in Power General
— Peter Myatu (@PeterMyatu) April 22, 2024
