Deceased on Saturday, January 6, 2024, in Paris, the controversial columnist Anaconda was buried on Friday, January 12, 2024. During the body viewing in Paris on Wednesday, January 10, 2024, for the repatriation to Ivory Coast, a confession from his sister moved the audience to tears.
The mortal remains of the famous Ivorian columnist Anaconda were repatriated to Ivory Coast on Thursday, January 11, 2024, and then transferred to the funeral home Ivoire Sépulture (IVOSEP) in Treichville. But during the body viewing on Wednesday, January 10 at the Claude-Bernard hospital in the 18th Arrondissement in Paris, the Ivorian diaspora made a significant effort to pay tribute to Anaconda, and there was a lot of emotion on their faces.
Alongside some family members of the columnist, there were Ivorian artists such as Bilongo String, Ahmed Chala, Malmo, and cultural actors in France such as Linda de Lindsay, Omar Salso, and many others who gave a standing ovation to say goodbye to Anaconda and send him off to the heavenly Father.
But there were even more tears during the funeral oration, where one of the deceased’s sisters named Kady made a moving confession about him. “He wanted to go see the Eiffel Tower as soon as he recovered,” Kady said.
