A video showing the unfinished house that late Luo musician Tony Ndiema was building before his death has surfaced online, giving fans a glimpse into one of the projects he had hoped to complete.
The footage was shared on TikTok by his brother, Mike Ndiema,using the handle @mike_kizzoh, showing the progress they had made.
The clip has since circulated widely, with many fans describing it as a poignant reminder of the life and ambitions Tony left behind.
The clip has since circulated widely, with many fans describing it as a poignant reminder of the life and ambitions Tony left behind.
Inside the unfinished home
The video shows a sizeable house that was still under construction. Exposed roof trusses, unfinished brick walls and stacks of building materials can be seen across the compound.
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Although the building had not reached completion, the structure indicates that significant progress had already been made.
Some sections had been roofed, while others were awaiting finishing works, including plastering and interior fittings.
Some sections had been roofed, while others were awaiting finishing works, including plastering and interior fittings.
A career remembered
Tony Ndiema was known in the Luo music scene for his energetic performances and growing catalogue of songs.
In recent years, he has continued to build his profile while balancing his music career with personal projects.
His death shocked fans and fellow artistes, many of whom have continued to share tributes celebrating his contribution to the local entertainment industry.
In recent years, he has continued to build his profile while balancing his music career with personal projects.
His death shocked fans and fellow artistes, many of whom have continued to share tributes celebrating his contribution to the local entertainment industry.
Fans pay tribute
The TikTok video attracted dozens of emotional reactions from followers, with many sending messages of comfort to the Ndiema family.
Among the comments were:
Akinyi Atieno: "He had such big dreams. This is heartbreaking. May God comfort the family."
Sharon Auma: "Life is truly unpredictable. Cherish every moment."
Kevin Omondi: "His music will live on even though he is gone."
Faith Anyango: "May the family find strength during this difficult period."
The comments reflected the deep sense of loss felt by many of the singer's supporters, who said the footage made his passing even more emotional.
