Brian Chira’s family members were among the hundreds of mourners who attended his candlelight vigil at the Rainbow Resort in Ruiru. Brian Chira (l) loved his cousins (r) and always talked about them in his videos. Brian Chira’s last wish fulfilled With a few hours remaining until Chira’s burial, Baba T, who has been there for the TikToker through thick and thin, revealed that everything was ready. Baba T revealed Chira’s burial outfits, a gown, graduation cap, suit and shoes, were purchased by him and businesswoman Sofire. The businesswoman recently shared details of her last conversation with Chira, where he asked her for a suit, promising to buy him one for his burial. “The last message Chira wrote to me was ‘Madam Sofire, nakudai (I want a) suit’. He wanted to join TeamSofire. Unfortunately, he cannot wear that maybe I’ll buy it for burial and it is sad. Nitamsindikiza na hiyo suti (I’ll get him that suit),” she said. Brian Chira’s cousins speak after his death The TikToker’s three cousins; Ian, Stivo and Brian addressed mourners at his memorial mass and gave emotional brief speeches. The eldest cousin, Ian, started by greeting the mourners and thanking them for standing with their grandmother. Bian said: “Thank you and continue supporting our grandmother.” The other cousin, Stivo, said: “Thank you guys. We love you. May God bless you na TikTok tunawaombea haifungwi (We pray for you so that TikTok is not banned). God bless you.” The three were Chira’s favourite cousins, and the MC of the event said part of the KSh 8 million, which was collected, would be used to educate them. Here is the video: Reactions to the video include: Mumbi said: “The big boy is in deep thoughts nivile anajikaza tu.” Kayclina said: “Maternal grandma’s are the best,I still don’t know what to give my grandma because she has never left my side no matter what.” Lovely said: “By the way I salute that shosho for taking good care of those kids …they are sooo healthy and smart❤️.” Saltycaramelbae1991 said: “These boys wako na confidence, smart and very respectful.” Mkamba said: “The eldest is fully understanding what’s going on, see him in deep thoughts .”
by Caren Nyota