Ann Mwangangi: Reactions as Kenyans Tease Mortician, Man Sends Her KSh 1k ahead of Protests

• Kenyans on social media are churning out hilarious reactions ahead of the protests slated for Wednesday, June 25
• Viral mortician Ann Mwangangi is among the trending personalities, with Kenyans sharing their death wishes with her
• Some have sent her 'deposit' money, and she highlighted a man from Murang'a who asked whether his body could be transported to her morgue
• Kenyans continue to share dark humour amidst police brutality that has seen Kenyan youths lose their lives during protests

A Kenyan man has shown his readiness to sacrifice himself for the sake of the nation, taking a step further by sending a morgue deposit to viral mortician, Ann Mwangangi.

Ann is a Kenyan mortician who went viral after Brian Chira died in 2024. She is the one who prepared him for his final journey.

Why are Kenyans sending Ann Mwangangi cash?

Kenyans have shown their readiness to sacrifice their lives during the June 25 protests and have shared their preference to have Ann as their mortician.

They flocked to her TikTok account, requesting to make deposits ahead of the protests.

She captioned one of her videos:

"TikTokers: 'Will you be at work on June 25?'" as she wore a lab coat inside the mortuary.

She asked Kenyans to be safe, as she does not want any clients after the protests.

"Please be safe, I don't want to work."

Some Kenyans shared their preferences on how they want their bodies to be handled. One of them shocked netizens when he shared a deposit of KSh 1,000 with Ann just in case he dies.

She revealed the details of the M-Pesa messages during one of her TikTok livestreams. Ann claimed that young people are now showing interest in morgue bills and storage.

"He said he is paying mdogo mdogo for the morgue. At first, I thought it was the face powder he was paying for. My life has been hard until you guys are blo*ing my phone with calls. One person called asking 'hey Ann, can someone from Murang'a be transferred to your morgue?' I feel like Kenyans, we are so tired at this point. We are now taking these jokes too far," she said.

Netizens react to comments on Ann Mwangangi's posts

Here is what they had to say:

Gladys:

"Mimi univalishe waist trainer, staki wajue nakuwaga na kitambi."

kylo:

"Usiniweke kwa fridge...Nakuanga na pneumonia."

Kabiru Witu:

"Mkini view, avoid eye contact, nita shy juu ni first time."

✨thrifted by_Nyaruai:

"Yaani you guys don't fear death. This tells how broken we're aki 😭😭may God heal all of us."

it's mellissa:

"Ann mimi usiniweke cabinet ya juu,huwa nakojoa usiku ,nitakojolea wengine."

Tee majimbo254💫🇰🇪🇰🇪🫶:

Mimi ni last born mnipee uji asubuhi na msinishoutie napenda kulia."

Janet Karimi756:

"Life is spiritual I declare long life, I will not die prematurely."

Queen Mother 👑:

"Huku comment section unaingia na torch ju yoooh it's too dark."

𝐓𝐄𝐃𝐘 𝐁𝐄𝐀𝐑🧸:

"Tell me why I'm crying after going through the comments coz you'll are so ready to die for this country."

Thee Bøss #Bony:

"Acha niandike eulogy yqngu familia inaeza danganya na vile nmeteseka hii Nairobi."

How are Kenyans preparing for June 25 protests?

• The government announced that more police officers would be deployed in the CBD ahead of Gen Z anniversary protests.
• Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen warned against the planned demonstrations.
• Mortician Mwangangi leaked M-Pesa screenshots of Kenyans sending her as little as KSh 1 as ‘deposit’.
• Eric Omondi shared an emotional video depicting what happened during June 25, 2024's protests, moving Kenyans to tears.
• Hilarious memes as Kenyan Gen-Zs prepare for June 25th protests went viral.
• A young Kenyan DJ shared a disturbing eulogy ahead of planned protests.
• 12 Foreign missions warned the government against deploying plainclothes officers during demos.
• Moi University barred students and staff from the June 25 protests, ordering tree planting and clean-up instead.

Why are Kenyans protesting on June 25?

Meanwhile, Kenyans are expected to take to the streets on Wednesday to commemorate the lives lost during the June 2024 anti-finance bill protests.

The protests are dubbed the Gen Z Memorial March and will mark exactly a year since the deadly demonstrations.

Kenyans have expressed mixed feelings about the event, with some offering to be on the front line and others opting to remain at home.

Caren Nyota, HoD Entertainment, added: How are Kenyans preparing for June 25 protests?

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.

Source: TUKO.co.ke