Reports of the death of Mwalimu Stano, a comedian best known for his sketch “Thigi thigi cia Mwalimu Stano,” have only recently begun to permeate the public consciousness.

The details of his tragic and unexpected death are still sketchy, despite the ongoing progress of the story.

Users of social media have taken to numerous channels since learning of his untimely death to express their shock and sorrow.

 

Their efforts have been spearheaded by Njogu wa Njoroge, a former host on Kameme TV and Radio, who has praised him for his remarkable performance in the creative industry.

Dear Stano, Mwalimu. “You had ambitious goals.

You suggested we work together, so let’s.

I knew you could do what you say you can.

But, you are no longer present.

Apumzike kwa amani, s-Amina, Raha ya milele umpe ee Bwana, Na mwanga wa milele umuangazie.

One of the most creative minds I’ve ever encountered in my professional life is no longer in Kiambu.

Reactions\sStacy… My heartfelt condolences are with his family and friends at this most sad and trying time. Pray that God gives his soul rest and peace in heaven.

Anne… My deepest sympathies are extended to you and your family at this time of grief. I pray that God will rest his soul in peace.