Reports have it that the deceased, identified as Dr Luke Nkanele was a medical practitioner and also a member of the Knight of St Mulumba before his tragic demise.Â
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Information reaching us gathered that Nkanele passed on about four months ago and has been in the Mortuary since then, prior to his burial.Â
However, in a bid to make more memories of him on his burial day, the family members dressed the deceased in his Knight attire, made the corpse take a standing position – a feat, still not certain how they achieved it, and then they took pictures with it.
Reactions have since trailed the pictures on social media, while some people find it disturbing, others have said it was the family's way of sending him out – one final photo shoot.Â
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This is ridiculous
ReplyDeleteIt's a remarkable picture. Kudos to the family.
ReplyDeleteMaybe it's their culture
ReplyDeleteIt noting unusual.
ReplyDeleteAfricans
ReplyDeleteThis is surprising
ReplyDeleteThis is bullshit, I knew he had been in the mortuary for long, this is why the corpse looks so bad. I can't imagine the amount of smell out there.
ReplyDeleteGuy ist your concern?
DeleteGuy ist your concern?
DeleteIt may not be forbidden in that community so there is nothing wronh with it
ReplyDeleteIt's just choice of show not anything. It's normal thing because some people papa after mortuary you can recognize them.
ReplyDeleteLocal mortuary kills my morale oooo.
That's their own tradition, but to me is like waist of time.
ReplyDeleteWhat ever makes his family happy
ReplyDeleteTrash
ReplyDeleteWow what a world we live in
ReplyDeleteThey don't have any work at all...
ReplyDeleteNigeria can use their strength to to rubbish things most times...
Some times I do as my parents why they are not from Britain or Germany, or America...
Kill yourself now unto say dem born you for Nigeria
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