Riots in parts of kisumu following the death of Luo hitmaker Bernard Onyango famously known as Abenny jachiga

Riots in parts of Kisumu following death of Luo hitmaker Bernard Onyango famously known as Abenny Jachiga.

Mourners who flocked Port Florence Community Hospital demanding to view the body of the Late musician where his body was being held were teargassed by police officers who attempted to dispaerse the crowd.

The police managed to overpower the crowd after a good chunk of time playing Cat and mouse chases.

At the time of writing hundreds of mourners have flocked the hitmaker's home in Chiga.

The musician passed away on Thursday 2 am in the morning at St Jairus hospital after numerous transfers to different hospitals including agha khan.

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