In another post he wrote:

Today is going to be toughest day since you, my sweetest wife Becky Gitu left me. I don't know how it will go when I sit through that postmortem but bby I love you even at death and I will muster the courage to witness it all because I must know exactly what took you away from me so suddenly. I've cried, I've asked myself if there is anything I could have done to protect you from this monster called death but the more I think about it the more helpless I feel and the pain grows yet I will always cherish the time we had together. Bby, maybe one day and I know that for sure we will surely meet on that awesome morning. Yesterday was tough as I sat our son down to tell him that you are never coming back home again and today I pray that the God who gave me the words and courage to tell him that you are gone will give me the courage to stand through your postmortem. I loved you alive and I love you even in death.

Nyakundi is calling upon well-wishers to help him raise money so as to give his wife a befitting send-off. The late will be laid to in Nyamira county next week.