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The family of Chief of Defence Forces General Francis Ogolla has announced that the general will be laid to rest on Sunday as he had wished. According to the family, Ogolla did not want his burial to take several days and demanded that he be buried within 72 hours, but as this came to light, a somber mood engulfed Usonga constituency following the announcement of the deaths of Francis Ogolla and Sergeant Cliffones Omondi who hail from the same region. A ceremony to honour the chief of the defence forces will be held on Saturday
General Ogolla to be buried on Sunday according to his wish
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