Ezekiel Otuoma’s burial date revealed, Rachael appeals for financial help
Rachael Otuoma is appealing for financial help to be able to give her departed husband Ezekiel Otuoma a befitting sendoff. An update shared by actress Sandra Dacha indicates that Otuoma will be laid to rest on Saturday, 11th January 2025 at their home in Gem Ramula, Siaya County. She went on to appeal to well-wishers […]
Rachael Otuoma is appealing for financial help to be able to give her departed husband Ezekiel Otuoma a befitting sendoff.
An update shared by actress Sandra Dacha indicates that Otuoma will be laid to rest on Saturday, 11th January 2025 at their home in Gem Ramula, Siaya County.
She went on to appeal to well-wishers to help Rachael Otuoma give her husband a befitting send-off.
“Together let’s help @rachealotuoma give her husband Ezekiel Otuoma a befitting send-off. Let’s support her financially to make the ceremony a success.
Ezekiel Otuoma will be laid to rest on Saturday, 11th January 2025, at their home in Gem Ramula, Siaya County. Kindly channel your support to👇🏿
PAYBILL- 4065845
ACCOUNT- Your name OR her number 0748369029 Rael Otieno,” read an update from Sandra Dacha.
Otuoma’s death
Former AFC Leopards and Western Stima striker Ezekiel Otuoma sadly passed away on December 21st, 2024.
“To my Husband, You left a hole in my heart that no one else can fill💔the emptiness in my arms reminds me of the love we shared. Your love was a gift and I’ll cherish it always.
“However, it was so soon that broke my heart. You left on my birthday, and it will never be the same again💔you never said you were leaving or even showed a sign, you never said goodbye😭in life I loved you dearly in death I love you still in my heart you hold a place that only you can fill. It broke my heart to lose you but you didn’t go alone a part of me went with you😭. Till me we meet again,” Rachael shared.
The footballer took a break from football career after being diagnosed with Motor Neuron disease.
According to NHS Motor neurone disease (MND) is an uncommon condition that affects the brain and nerves.
It causes weakness that gets worse over time and it has no cure. It can only be managed.
Th Motor Neuron disease.
According to NHS Motor neurone disease (MND) is an uncommon condition that affects the brain and nerves.
It causes weakness that gets worse over time and it has no cure. It can only be managed.
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