Kenyans online have been stunned after the late General Francis Ogolla’s will, which shows how he divided his property, was made public. General Francis Ogolla left all his property to his wife and kids only. The late KDF general penned his will in 2012 in the presence of his then colleagues, Lieutenant Colonel John Njenga and Lieutenant Colonel Stephen Sane. How Francis Ogolla divided his property According to the will, Ogolla’s estate will be managed equally by his two children Lorna Ochieng and Joel Rabuku.
He also left all his service benefits, including emoluments, pensions, gratuities, and compensation to his widow, Aileen Ogolla and his children.The will stipulated that Aileen would get 50% of the estate while the kids would get 25% each. However, Kenyans have been wondering why the late general did not consider giving his other family members. Radio host Alex Mwakideu was stunned by how Ogolla did not leave a coin to people outside his nuclear family.Here are some of the comments from social media users: @I am Vee said: “Mtegemea cha nduguye hufa maskini.” @Ben said: “I agree with the general.” @Akim112001 said: “Mimi lazima baba na mama wakue kwa will yangu.” @kk said: “Hio ni bibi na ile kijana yake wameandika.” @GENERAL said: “I think hio sio will yake…hawezi sahau wazazi wake!!” @CKk said: “Very good will.” @Hadassah John said: “My dad said the same but familia ni kina nani. Tell me why 12 years we have never got his pension money from EACC.”
@Seif said: “What about his brothers and mom wenye alisota nao while growing up.” @Marianna said: “The funny thing is that utapata the extended family wakienda kortini. People should now realize mtegemea cha nduguye hufa maskini.” @alawyerinmelbourne said: “No drama, straight to the point. Everyone else good luck. Love it!” @nika4 said: “At what time did he write if I may ask. Hakuna hata wazazi na ndugu.” @marcy said: “Alex amesisitiza sana apo kwa immediate family kwani kuna mtu anakutishia.” @Beatrice Maji said: “He left his old parents out, nothing to celebrate.” @Dancun Angira said: “He left his father out why that’s bad.”
by Amondi Aroko
