A Corpse Was Made To Ride His Casket On His Funeral Day. - Culture (5)

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Re: A Corpse Was Made To Ride His Casket On His Funeral Day. by ALLNIGERIANSMAD(m): 3:08am On Sep 03, 2025

You sure say these Ghanians are normal people?

Re: A Corpse Was Made To Ride His Casket On His Funeral Day. by Promise47(m): 6:35am On Sep 03, 2025

Ghana 🇬🇭 matter Sha hmmm

Re: A Corpse Was Made To Ride His Casket On His Funeral Day. by ebuggie: 7:18am On Sep 03, 2025

GHANA...!

Re: A Corpse Was Made To Ride His Casket On His Funeral Day. by mirrael68(m): 7:51am On Sep 03, 2025

[quote author=RaySimran post=136667754]As a burial ritual in a prestigious African country, family members are given the right on how suitable they'll prefer their loved one to transition.

This family chooses to surprise the world..

Source:

If I go to a funeral and I see this trust me I'm leaving 😭😕😂 pic.twitter.com/NaeKTZN6KN
— Out of Context Human Race (@NoContextHumans) August 31, 2025

. Wetin Musa no go see for gate? This surely didn't happen in Nigeria. Na wa o.

Re: A Corpse Was Made To Ride His Casket On His Funeral Day. by Agbanasm: 8:18am On Sep 03, 2025

This can only happen in Ghana

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Re: A Corpse Was Made To Ride His Casket On His Funeral Day. by mikeapollo: 8:46am On Sep 03, 2025

Vergovert:
That's their culture!

What is obtainable in Ghana may not be found elsewhere.

They have found their way to celebrate death.

Journey well to the other side!

It was never part of their culture.
The whole thing started in the 1990s with some few carpenters who decided to design coffins that symbolize the trade, passion, or profession of some few popular citizens so they could be buried in them.
That is how the craze starting spreading and don't be surprised to see it in other countries very soon.

Re: A Corpse Was Made To Ride His Casket On His Funeral Day. by Vergovert: 8:55am On Sep 03, 2025

mikeapollo:
It was never part of their culture.
The whole thing started in the 1990s with some few carpenters who decided to design coffins that symbolize the trade, passion, or profession of some few popular citizens so they could be buried in them.
That is how the craze starting spreading and don't be surprised to see it in other countries very soon.

Since 1990, that craze has been welcomed and accepted as part of the Ghanaian culture to celebrate the dead.

35 years is a long time!

Re: A Corpse Was Made To Ride His Casket On His Funeral Day. by Christlike01: 12:06pm On Sep 03, 2025

What's even wrong with these Ghanaians?! They must be so jobless to be indulging in this crappy nonsense!

Re: A Corpse Was Made To Ride His Casket On His Funeral Day. by Tochex101(m): 8:02pm On Oct 02, 2025

dfrost:
The comments in the first page may have been something else for the all of them to me closed out.

What happened?

Thanks for wishing naptu quick recovery......he is an enigma and very knowledgeable.
I once read his entire diary from page 1 till the end and was very intrigued.

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