The funeral was a solemn yet heartfelt occasion, with many remembering Amimo’s dedication to journalism and his warm personality.
Siaya Senator Oburu Oginga, who attended the burial, shared fond memories of his friendship with Amimo, expressing shock over his untimely death.
“I did not just come here because of politics. This man was someone I knew, and he would consult me on so many things at work.
So when he died it came as a shock to me because he was not sick or had any illnesses,” he said.
The senator’s remarks highlighted Amimo’s impact in his professional and personal circles, illustrating the deep loss felt by those who knew him.
In a gesture of support for the grieving family, Oburu gifted Amimo’s widow KSh 60,000, encouraging her to rebuild her life after the funeral.
He remarked, “This is for you, and as you can see, she is bringing us another Amimo,” referring to the possibility of continuing the family legacy.
He presented KSh 40,000 to Amimo’s mother as a token of sympathy and apology before leaving for another function.
The burial saw a blend of sorrow and remembrance, as attendees reflected on Amimo’s contributions to the media industry and the community at large.
Friends and family shared anecdotes of his life, celebrating the positive mark he left behind.
The support extended by leaders like Oburu Oginga underscored the communal effort to comfort and assist Amimo’s family during a difficult time.
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