Coffin Seller Shares How His Mother Fell, Almost Died after Finding One at Home
- A young man identified as Komi shared how his mother almost died after she arrived home from a drinking spree with her partner only to find a coffin in the living room
- Komi shared that he used to sell coffins in Temeke and one day he was tasked to go and get a coffin for an elaborate funeral but when he reached the office, he found it locked
- When his mum came home she was so shocked that she fainted and as they tried to help her get treatment at the hospital, family and friends heard about the coffin and broke it
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Tanzania: A young man has hilariously shared that his mother almost died after entering their house and encountering a coffin in the living room.
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Why did Komi take the coffin home?
According to Komi, he used to sell coffins in an area called Temeke.
Speaking to Global TV, Komi said that a client had approached him for a coffin and since he wanted a posh coffin, the young man ended up asking a colleague.
"My boss gave me permission to go and pick up the coffin and when I got to the office, it was locked and my boss was away. That area had a lot of thieves so I asked the transport guy to take me home and I would return it the following day," he said.
"When I reached home, I found my mum was away to have fun as she had just separated from her man and she wanted to start a new relationship. At 1 am, my mum returned and seemed happy with a man she had met while out. But when she saw the coffin, she fell on her back and had to be taken to hospital," he said.
During his mum's separation from her previous husband from Pemba, he had vowed to deal with her and she thought that the coffin was sending a message about her death.
They rushed her to the hospital for treatment but when they returned, they found that people who had heard of the story had broken the coffin and he had to move and live with his grandmother.
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Embu man starts coffin business outside school
In another story, ACK St Monica Embu Special School raised concern after a man started a coffin business outside its gate.
According to the principal of the school, identified as Stephen King'ori, the presence of the coffin business would traumatise his students, as they were struggling with mental disabilities as well as autism.
Embu governor Cecily Mbarire and other officials were requested to act swiftly and stop the project.
Proofreading by Asher Omondi, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
