Video: Didmas Barasa Stays Until End of Bungoma Funeral After Jack Wamboka’s Warning in Front of Sifuna
A video from a funeral in Sipala, Bungoma County, captures a moment involving Kimilili MP Didmas Barasa and Bumula MP Jack Wamboka, who reportedly cautioned Barasa against leaving before the ceremony ended, with Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna among those present.
Barasa reportedly remained at the funeral until the proceedings concluded, following Wamboka’s intervention. The incident drew attention because Barasa has previously been associated with reports of leaving funeral gatherings shortly after delivering his speech.
The burial was held for the daughter of a local Member of the County Assembly and attracted several leaders associated with the Linda Mwananchi initiative.
Wamboka’s Intervention
During the gathering, Wamboka reportedly warned Barasa against leaving early in a way that could embarrass Sifuna in front of mourners and fellow leaders.
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Barasa subsequently stayed at the venue until the ceremony ended, according to accounts of the incident.
The precise details of the exchange have not been independently verified, and no public response from Barasa regarding the reported warning has been established.
Political Leaders Gather in Sipala
The funeral brought together several political figures, including Sifuna, Wamboka and Barasa, alongside other members of the Linda Mwananchi initiative.
The reported exchange attracted attention because it involved the three leaders at the same public gathering. However, the incident alone does not establish whether there are wider disagreements among them.
As political activity continues ahead of the 2027 General Election, public appearances by elected leaders remain a focus of public interest.
For now, the reported incident centres on Wamboka’s intervention and Barasa’s decision to remain at the funeral until the proceedings concluded.
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