A video showing a vehicle transporting the body of the late Tony Ndiema getting stuck in thick mud while travelling to his rural home has attracted widespread attention on social media.

The clip, which went viral on 5 August, was shared on TikTok by user @felixspartamineja021. It captured the emotional moment when the vehicle became stranded on a muddy road in Omoche, Asumbi, forcing mourners and volunteers to step in and help.
The footage showed the vehicle struggling to move through the waterlogged road as heavy rain continued to fall. Several men wearing reflective safety vests surrounded the vehicle, pushing from different directions to free it from the mud.
After several attempts, the vehicle was eventually able to continue its journey to Ndiema's home.
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"Tonny amekwama kufika home." – the user captioned the video
The incident occurred as Tony Ndiema's body was being transported home ahead of his burial.
The road leading to Omoche had reportedly become slippery and difficult to navigate after heavy rainfall, a condition common on some rural roads during the rainy season.
Although the procession was temporarily delayed, those present remained at the scene until the vehicle was successfully freed.
The video has since been viewed widely across social media platforms, where many users praised the teamwork displayed during the difficult moment.
"The people on the ground did not give up despite the rain and muddy conditions."

Community spirit shines through

Beyond the vehicle getting stuck, many viewers focused on the willingness of members of the community to assist without hesitation.
Tony Ndiema // Files
The men who helped push the vehicle worked together despite the rain, demonstrating the communal support often seen during funeral processions in many parts of Kenya.
Their efforts ensured the journey resumed after the vehicle was safely pulled from the mud.

Kenyans react online

The viral video prompted an outpouring of condolences and sympathy from social media users.
Mary Achieng
"May his soul rest in eternal peace. This was heartbreaking to watch."
Kevin Ouma
"The men who helped deserve appreciation. They stood in the rain until the vehicle moved."
Faith Atieno
"This also highlights the poor condition of some rural roads during the rainy season."
Brian Onyango
"The community spirit shown here is admirable. Everyone came together to help."
Janet Wanjiku
"My condolences to Tony Ndiema's family. I'm glad they managed to continue the journey."