Fhemmmy:


No pop corn oh . . .Only Gala and instead of Coke, it will be pure water . . . .

Kimoni:


all join

Fhemmmy:


OK, now you are awake oh.... give me idea and thanks

oliverjiad:
madam say 2m should be okay base on extra spending involving

Fhemmmy:


OK, lemme go do more work to be able to save that much oh . . . Not easy at all oh.

oliverjiad:
more grease to ur elbow BOSS

Fhemmmy:


Amen oh . . . . And you too could contribute oh and the grease could become butter jawe

Fhemmmy:




The digging will cost money too
The casket or just dig without casket
So at the end of the day, it still wont be zero Naira.

Lexusgs430:


To achieve zero cost, cremation is the only option(petrol, firestarters, firewood and matches) are not too expensive!!!!

Inasmuch as not expensive as you put it... it still won't be zero cost..... not.to expensive is not same as zero, besides, won't do that to popsy Oh.... he never vex me reach that level now, he still deserve a decent burial and at that time hopefully later rather than sooner, that is what I pray we give him.... but thanks for your input and if you were of morning popsy to ashes, Bros, do it the right way o

Fhemmmy:


Inasmuch as not expensive as you put it... it still won't be zero cost..... not.to expensive is not same as zero, besides, won't do that to popsy Oh.... he never vex me reach that level now, he still deserve a decent burial and at that time hopefully later rather than sooner, that is what I pray we give him.... but thanks for your input and if you were of morning popsy to ashes, Bros, do it the right way o

Lexusgs430:


I should have said, near enough zero cost.Cost should not exceed 1k.
What is the right way for cremation, the burning is the end result nah(dust2dust ash2ash)!!!!

olamydey:
When I saw this topic in September... I just flipped through, had a little laugh and whispered God forbid. Unfortunately, I lost my father on Christmas day. Please can we waken this thread up, I need all the comfort and guidance as we plan his burial. @rocktation

olamydey:
When I saw this topic in September... I just flipped through, had a little laugh and whispered God forbid. Unfortunately, I lost my father on Christmas day. Please can we waken this thread up, I need all the comfort and guidance as we plan his burial. @rocktation

olamydey:
When I saw this topic in September... I just flipped through, had a little laugh and whispered God forbid. Unfortunately, I lost my father on Christmas day. Please can we waken this thread up, I need all the comfort and guidance as we plan his burial. @rocktation

martyns200:


when this thread came up, I flipped through as well unfortunately I lost my dad Nov 5th(a day to my mums birthday) and within one month we gave him a befitting burial (Dec 4th). anyway he passed on at the age of 80 and I thank God for his life. Am so sorry about your loss, may God comfort u and those he left behind, be strong.

olamydey:
He died at 69. He so much anticipated his 70th birthday.
I'm still in shock.

Fhemmmy:


So help do justice to the thread with your experience and list all needed and cost to be able to guide others . . .

martyns200:


definetly would do, just need to dig up where I kept the list I wrote, would create time to post all that's needed

olamydey:
Any update?

greatgod2012:
@Fhemmy, long time.

To be honest with you, i dont do funeral parties. What i believe to be funeral is getting casket and burying in ground. It's not about religion but of personal principle and ideology.

I would rather use the money for such celebrations to touch the lives of less privileges ones in the name of my dead beloved ones, like giving out scholarships to orphans, empowering the poor and the needy ones, visiting orphagnage homes, paying bills of sick one, etc., in his/her name. I personally believe that such acts is more rewarding than all those unnecessary merry-merry.


Anyway, each to his own.

olamydey:
When I saw this topic in September... I just flipped through, had a little laugh and whispered God forbid. Unfortunately, I lost my father on Christmas day. Please can we waken this thread up, I need all the comfort and guidance as we plan his burial. @rocktation

jonvalek:
Bro I was in the same boat as you then. I just lost my dad 7days ago, and now am stuck. With no job, no money, no nothing, am in Hell. I would have dug a grave and bury him without problem, but as a man that has extended family in the village, I'll be doomed for my actions. Though have gotten the go ahead to bury him here in Lagos, but I gat no cash to do nothing. The petty 35k job am doing can't even afford a casket. Though few family members are gonna contribute but me as a 1st son now (Lost the original 1st years back), must contribute too. Please you've passed this stage and am sure your experience matters, to your knowledge, what do you rate the estimate of your fathers burial/funeral? And if money is being raised up to 350k, how would you decimate it for my Father's burial/funeral, without incurring any much debt? Please house, your opinion counts too. Thanks.

Burial/Funeral is scheduled tone 29th-30th of August 2019. Time is short for me, and your quick response would really help. I don't mind a donations to support my ministry. Thanks again my people.