IkeIgboNiile:
Funny enough, something like this happened in my area. An hausa guy from plateau but married to an igbo lady from ebonyi state. They had like 7 or 8 kids.

On that fateful day, he was contacted to tidy up a well or bore hole. The borehole/well had already been in use for years so this was only a maintenance issue that shouldn't take long.

While the hausa guy was inside the borehole/well, sand fell from the top and covered him up instantly burying him immediately. They said he was still speaking for 2 or 3 minutes before going quiet.

His people were invited and they were settled with all the things they required to bring him out from the hole and take him for burial. It took 3 days but he was eventually dug up and taken for burial.

The difference between the two stories was that the Dogo died at night and the church probably wanted to play a fast one.

IkeIgboNiile:
Funny enough, something like this happened in my area. An hausa guy from plateau but married to an igbo lady from ebonyi state. They had like 7 or 8 kids.

On that fateful day, he was contacted to tidy up a well or bore hole. The borehole/well had already been in use for years so this was only a maintenance issue that shouldn't take long.

While the hausa guy was inside the borehole/well, sand fell from the top and covered him up instantly burying him immediately. They said he was still speaking for 2 or 3 minutes before going quiet.

His people were invited and they were settled with all the things they required to bring him out from the hole and take him for burial. It took 3 days but he was eventually dug up and taken for burial.

The difference between the two stories was that the Dogo died at night and the church probably wanted to play a fast one.

ravensckar:
Whoever made this video is suffering from the greatest poverty of sense. He kept passing blame to the deceased and the angry mob forgetting that the church is most complicit in this situation.

Firstly, let's assume the worker (Dogo) came out of his volition at such inappropriate time. It is the duty of the church to turn him back and tell him to come at an appropriate time.

Secondly, the narrator claimed that Dogo was being supervised. How on earth did he sink to the extent of losing his life (whilst under supervision). Worst of all, the so-called supervisor too fell into the same pit but was rescued. Another loophole.

Thirdly, if truly the case was reported to the police and his corpse taken to the morgue. There's no way both the morgue and the police will release his corpse to be taken back to the church (as instructed by his relative). That too is another lie!

Fourthly, the statement that his organs and body parts were intact can only be corroborated by autopsy report and a physical confirmation by his relative.

In summary, the church is definitely hiding something about this man's death. Going by antecedent, Celestial churches are known to be ritualistic hence one can't totally exonerate them. Although I don't support jungle justice, but burning down the church is a good way to seek justice for the deceased. Lest the church would have continued like nothing happened. Nobody deserves to die in such horrible manner!

AfonjaScud:



Good you didn't hide your hatred for the church and upon this hatred you built your opinion.
When the truth finally comes to the fore, you will hide your head in shame.

IkeIgboNiile:
GODPUNISHALABI
there's no hausa tribe indigenous to plateau state , stop commenting trash

Stupid fool...i know there are other tribes in Plateau but to me all northerners are hausa.

ravensckar:
Which church? Even a village idiot knows that Cele isn't a church. It's a cult group with ritualistic tendencies.

GODPUNISHALABI:
yes and when they treat you the same don't complain... you idiots are part of the reason igbos are being hated ode ,you don't know how insultive it is to call a plateau man hausa,as if they don't have a tribe

ravensckar:
Which church? Even a village idiot knows that Cele isn't a church. It's a cult group with ritualistic tendencies.

Smitaro100:




How can someone speak while being covered with sand?

diogo23:

It's possible because I have seen where it happened

Smitaro100:



Wow! Are you for real..? Sounds so impossible tho..

diogo23:

It's very possible because nobody told me , I saw it myself and he was an Hausa guy

ravensckar:
Which church? Even a village idiot knows that Cele isn't a church. It's a cult group with ritualistic tendencies.

IkeIgboNiile:
GODPUNISHALABI
there's no hausa tribe indigenous to plateau state , stop commenting trash

Stupid fool...i know there are other tribes in Plateau but to me all northerners are hausa.

ravensckar:
Whoever made this video is suffering from the greatest poverty of sense. He kept passing blame to the deceased and the angry mob forgetting that the church is most complicit in this situation.

Firstly, let's assume the worker (Dogo) came out of his volition at such inappropriate time. It is the duty of the church to turn him back and tell him to come at an appropriate time.



You must be a stupid naysayer for using RITUALISTIC to qualify a body of christ...for your information am a celestial prophet...for you to utter such callous statements to my church...your everlasting problems just started I bet you.
Secondly, the narrator claimed that Dogo was being supervised. How on earth did he sink to the extent of losing his life (whilst under supervision). Worst of all, the so-called supervisor too fell into the same pit but was rescued. Another loophole.

Thirdly, if truly the case was reported to the police and his corpse taken to the morgue. There's no way both the morgue and the police will release his corpse to be taken back to the church (as instructed by his relative). That too is another lie!

Fourthly, the statement that his organs and body parts were intact can only be corroborated by autopsy report and a physical confirmation by his relative.

In summary, the church is definitely hiding something about this man's death. Going by antecedent, Celestial churches are known to be ritualistic hence one can't totally exonerate them. Although I don't support jungle justice, but burning down the church is a good way to seek justice for the deceased. Lest the church would have continued like nothing happened. Nobody deserves to die in such horrible manner!