No condolence gift or money
Bloody jokers

Anambra socalled rich men that don't help the gullible youths to grow,are being taught hard lesson here to Chanel their excesses and flamboyance to be their brothers keeper.
WELLDONE GOVR SOLUDO.

YOU ANAMBRA MONEY MISSROAD,HELP YOUR KINDRED GROW,SEND THEM TO BE EDUCATED SHARPEN THEIR TALENTS FOR GOODWORKS,LEARN SKILLS AND BE EMPOWERED ECONOMICALLY,TO MAKE ANAMBRA SAFE AGAIN.
HELP THE ANAMBRA POOR YOUTHS TO GROW AND STOP ALL THEIR HARDENED CRIMINAL BEHAVIOURS AT UPPER IWEKA,NKPOR,NNEWI, AGULERI ,ETC.

Besides this law is coming from a state where the people will be willing to break the law and pay the fine.

Is this what soludo ought to be thinking about.

Odogwu abulor guy name

tctrills:


Government should not have the power to dictate how people choose to bury their dead. We keep giving government so much power, even to make moral and private decisions for us.

I've always been an advocate for the outright ban on the flamboyant burial traditions we have down South, so I consider this to be a good move in the right direction.

We waste too much money on the dead, only to later leave the relatives of the deceased in squalor. It's an outdated practice that should be abolished. Why waste millions burying a person when those resources can be put to better use?!

No second funeral rites?



Onitsha people will be laughing at this one because the second funeral rites is actually the main burial for them

Obnoxious2001:
Funniest thing is I don't understand shit after I carefully read this stuff.

Aside for blocking road and public display of casket, I no understand anything.

Besides the 2months duration of mortuary is not feasible.
Like them get money Naim dey plan keep the corpse long?

Anyway Na interstate mortuary go gain am

dem for just make law mandating the mortuary to report any corpse in their possion longer than 2-months, so the stateGovernment could publicly burn them to ashes. That would serve as deterrents.

Also which one be levies owed to religious bodies and communities ? Why should those who lost their relative, still spend unnecessarily again ?

Anyways na people wey dey benefit from such allowed such to start. me no get strength for nonsense at all. if I do, and you say you no like am, shebi na deadBody, I go shift make you do as you please

Obnoxious2001:
Besides this law is coming from a state where the people will be willing to break the law and pay the fine.

Is this what soludo ought to be thinking about.

Odogwu abulor guy name

Break the law, pay the fines, more revenue for the government. Win-win situation, however you look at it.

So of all the issues of insecurity, economic dearth, extortions and so on people are complaining in Anambra, what matters most to Prof. Soludo is burial/funeral check. He now wants to be a member of every umunna, check-mating how they conduct burial and funeral. Issorite.

Highways:
No second funeral rites?



Onitsha people will be laughing at this one because the second funeral rites is actually the main burial for them

You see that second funeral rites nonsense? The day I'll bury my father and any useless elder walks to me with that stupid talk, he'll be lucky to get home without a bullet wound.

bassdow:


dem for just make law mandating the mortuary to report any corpse in their possion longer than 2-months, so the stateGovernment could publicly burn them to ashes. That would serve as deterrents.

Also which one be levies owed to religious bodies and communities ? Why should those who lost their relative, still spend unnecessarily again ?

Anyways na people wey dey benefit from such allowed such to start. me no get strength for nonsense at all. if I do, and you say you no like am, shebi na deadBody, I go shift make you do as you please

Some of this stuff is more traditional.
You see that 2months idea Na their problem go come from.

Igbo people staying abroad that wants to witness the burial nko?
They will leave work because soludo gave them 2 months

Like I said the fine is something an average Anambra person is willing to pay to break the law

Besides how does soludo enforce his law, when. The families can connive with the law enforcement and bribe them.

Police go dey avoid to enforce this law.

It's very complex. Na soludo go come enforce am himself

This soul udo am beginning to see him as a useless governor
So after burial of someone the can't do the other rites as custom demand or if they deceased children are abroad nko

Hian. This is intense oh.

It is good we look into the excessive spending during burial,it is more of a competition than just burial making some person's and family to go borrowing just to show off.My prayer is that God Almighty should bless me let me kill cow for my mother on her 80th birthday, because if I no kill cow for her when she is alive I will not kill cow when she die.This have been my stand and I want to stand by it.You can't build a good house for your parents when they are alive, only to come and start building beautiful house when the person is dead and ready to be buried.

Very good law by Anambra state govt.

Obnoxious2001:

Some of this stuff is more traditional.
You see that 2months idea Na their problem go come from.

Igbo people staying abroad that wants to witness the burial nko?
They will leave work because soludo gave them 2 months

Like I said the fine is something an average Anambra person is willing to pay to break the law

Besides how does soludo enforce his law, when. The families can connive with the law enforcement and bribe them.

Police go dey avoid to enforce this law.

It's very complex. Na soludo go come enforce am himself

If it becomes a law, nobody is above the law.You must comply with the law.

Double wahala for dead body

TUTU147:
If it becomes a law, nobody is above the law.You must comply with the law.

Until Tinubu become president

The law should be that families should be allowed to bury their loved ones in peace, regardless of the size of their pockets. Enough of village people taxing poor families exorbitant fees to mourn and bury their loved ones.

Watianoengineer:
Soludo no Wan win second term. I pity him in advance

Why nah.

Na the dead want vote an?

Burial is a Religious affair.
A law on Burial contravenes the Feedom of Religion enshrined in the constitution and UN Charter on Human Rights.

The law is Null and Void.
You can make law on use of mortuary, but not on Burial. Even a Professor of Economics should know that.

Double wahala for the owner of dead body.

BoldBrainz:


You see that second funeral rites nonsense? The day I'll bury my father and any useless elder walks to me with that stupid talk, he'll be lucky to get home without a bullet wound.

U wan kill person?


Weytin dey the second burial rite? I just wan know

Akwamkpuruamu:
How I conduct the funeral of my beloved deceased is nobody's business as long as I don't constitute a nuisance or destroy properties and crops.

Soludo law on burial won't stand at all. All these burial law are not important at all

This is a very nice development.

Someone died at a hospital because of 20k deposit. cos nobody could afford it.
But here is millions of Naira being spend to bury the person.

Our people ehhh..

BoldBrainz:


I've always been an advocate for the outright ban on the flamboyant burial traditions we have down South, so I consider this to be a good move in the right direction.

We waste too much money on the dead, only to later leave the relatives of the deceased in squalor. It's an outdated practice that should be abolished. Why waste millions burying a person when those resources can be put to better use?!

Burial can be used to generate money, what if you didn't spend a lot but still you didn't give the family of the dead anything. Allow the living to bury their dead how they wish.

khattab02:



U wan kill person?


Weytin dey the second burial rite? I just wan know

A bunch of old men and women gathering to feast on food, drinks, meat, kolanuts and all other assorted chewables in the name of performing rites to give the deceased a safe passage in the spirit world. Something they could easily have done during the actual burial, but because they're thieves and gluttons, they fix a different date so they can burden you to feed their stupid stomachs.

If na the second burial wey I no go do go make my papa no waka well for the other side, make him get out! Once I put that man in the ground, I'm done with him.

GerogeI:
Burial is a Religious affair.
A law on Burial contravenes the Feedom of Religion enshrined in the constitution and UN Charter on Human Rights.

The law is Null and Void.
You can make law on use of mortuary, but not on Burial. Even a Professor of Economics should know that.

Stop misinforming the public! A burial is not a religious affair. So those they cremate in crematoria have no religions?

Dafresh:

Burial can be used to generate money, what if you didn't spend a lot but still you didn't give the family of the dead anything. Allow the living to bury their dead how they wish.

That is, you're saying the death and burial of a loved one can be used as a revenue generating venture? This is easily the most shameful comment I've seen on this issue so far.

NaijaCoverBlog:


Source: https://guardian.ng/news/six-things-you-need-to-know-about-anambra-burial-law/

A step in the right direction. Next, is to regulate wedding ceremonies in the State

BoldBrainz:


A bunch of old men and women gathering to feast on food, drinks, meat, kolanuts and all other assorted chewables in the name of performing rites to give the deceased a safe passage in the spirit of the world. Something they could easily have done during the actual burial, but because they're thieves and gluttons, they fix a different date so they can burden you to feed their stupid stomachs.

If na the second burial wey I no go do go make my papa no waka well for the other side, make him get out! Once I put that man in the ground, I'm done with him.

hmmmm


Thanks.


Some people like to feed like Glutton when the bills is not on Dem. And they will not contribute anything.



I agree with you.

BoldBrainz:


I've always been an advocate for the outright ban on the flamboyant burial traditions we have down South, so I consider this to be a good move in the right direction.

We waste too much money on the dead, only to later leave the relatives of the deceased in squalor. It's an outdated practice that should be abolished. Why waste millions burying a person when those resources can be put to better use?!

To me, it should be the choice and prerogative of individuals and families to decide how to bury their dead. A governor should not be given such power.
Do I support wasteful and expensive burials? No. But handing such power to a governor is much more dangerous.
I am an advocate for limited power

BoldBrainz:


That is, you're saying the death and burial of a loved one can be used as a revenue generating venture? This is easily the most shameful comment I've seen on this issue so far.