Akothee rattles crowd with powerful speech during late sister-in-law’s funeral (Video)

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Akothee continues to mourn the death of her young brothers wife but after death struck severally in her family, she fears it lesser.

Something she declared during her powerful speech at the burial, where she spoke in both Dholuo and English but for the few words she perfectly articulated in the British dialect, she commanded her crowd.

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Madam Boss painfully recalled that every time she lost a close family member, something would die in her. Literally breaking down on microphone as she mentioned her deceased family members.

Akothee mourns late sister-in-law

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Every time I loose a member of my family, I fear death Lesser ????, everyone wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to die ????

Celebrating her late sister-in-law, the outspoken mother of five called out different individuals gathered at the event, some who came to mourn, others to laugh while some were there to collect information.

Akothee delivers powerful speech at late brother’s funeral

She went ahead to make fun of the fact that she did not even have friends at the event, because she is a lonely person at the top and if she were to die today [sic], only friends of her mother, father and family would come to bury here.

People are malicious, the world is full of mediocrity, people are living an average life, with pain and hate because of your success. Let me tell you, you are not interesting, but what is in your hands is whats interesting.

Akothee with her dad

Akothee proudly reminded the crowd that she is a single mother of 5 and no one was going to use that against her. “Maybe one day with this cold, God will bring somebody,” she remarked.

Get ready for it;

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