Hamisi, a Tanzanian affluent middle-aged man leading an opulent lifestyle, has recently astounded many by publicly disclosing his unconventional habit: he has been sleeping in a coffin for the past 15 years.

Despite his wealth, Hamisi’s source of affluence has stirred inquiries, given his departure from the conventional way of life. In an interview with Afrimax English, he clarified that his prosperity stems from hard work and family inheritance, vehemently denying any involvement in cults or devil worship as rumored.

Hamisi expounded on the rationale behind his coffin-sleeping preference, asserting that it is a manifestation of his adventurous spirit and a means of enhancing his sense of security during slumber. For him, the association of coffins with the deceased implies added safety, a peculiar but comforting choice.

Remarkably, Hamisi opted to place the coffin atop his bed, replacing the conventional mattress. He defended this unconventional practice by stating that it minimizes potential posthumous expenses. In the event of his sudden demise, he argues, there would be no need for his loved ones to spend extravagantly on a coffin, as he already possesses one.

Although Hamisi kept his nocturnal habits private for years, the revelation brought him unwanted attention. Upon discovering his coffin-sleeping routine, neighbors labeled him a devil worshipper, leading to the isolation of Hamisi by friends and even distancing from his family, perplexed by his rapid accumulation of wealth.


The eccentric millionaire acknowledged that he has no social circle, allowing only his housemaid access to his bedroom. To awaken him, the housemaid follows a peculiar ritual of knocking on the coffin six times, underscoring the abnormality of his daily routine.

Marriage has proven to be a challenging endeavor for Hamisi, as he seeks a partner willing to embrace the unconventional lifestyle of sleeping in a coffin. Despite societal ostracism, Hamisi remains resolute in maintaining his peculiar nocturnal choice, unfazed by societal norms.[quote)]

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Some ladies would not mind getting married to him as long as there's money.

Why doesn't he just marry the house maid since she's already used to the ritual.

Some people can do anything for money sha!

Does ritual even exist

I guess he just prefers this wierd and abnormal act

He should enjoy his money abeg, nothing will happen to him if he does sleep on the bed in his room

Shey AC dey the coffin sha cause the heat inside that place no go be joke o