Instagram influencer kaloleni dies

 Kenyan fashion designer and Instagram influencer Evans Ochieng alias Kaloleni has passed away.

Kaloleni who owned a clothing shop ‘fine label’ died after he was involved in a car accident yesterday.

The influencer was with his friend Warrance who also lost his life.



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