According to his employees, he regularly visited the restaurant every weekend, but curiously, in the last two months, he hadn’t. Jolly fellowWhenever he was at the restaurant, staff told Nation.Africa on Wednesday, he was generous to clients and freely mingled with the crowd, an attribute which ensured he never had any particular sitting place. For relatives, friends and staff, Adala was jovial whenever he was at the restaurant and never portrayed his suffering. Outside, carwash operators were scrambling for customers, the business-as-usual mode hardly giving away the grief following the death of its proprietor. Their boss, he said, respected staff regardless of their position, and he would help them whenever they faced financial difficulties.
