Kibwa Onguso was discovered lying in his bed unconscious in his Lucky Summer home by his son. The efforts to save his life were futile and doctors pronounced at the hospital.
Kibwana made a name for himself back in the 90s as the man behind popular TV shows being aired at KBC like Tausi, Tahamaki, and Kisulisuli.
In the early 2000s, he produced Papa Shirandula and Inspekta Mwala while working at Royal Media station Citizen.
When he left Citizen, he worked for K24 and Maisha Magic before deciding to do independent content production.
He has been hailed as a man who not only embodied professionalism but also mentored many modern-day TV producers.
Some of the people he mentored in the entertainment field decided to pay their last respects to the legend by sending heartful messages to the family and posting him on their social media pages.
Below are some of the messages that were sent.
Wambúi Mbúrú: "Heartbreaking to say the least. My first ever Boss. A good, kind, and gentle man. A mentor. A father figure. A voice of calm. There is much I can say, but God knows."
Owen Musoma Mbasiro: "This one has hit me hard. I have lost a cousin and a friend Kibwana Onguso. It's so painful."
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