A Nigerian man identified as Joshua Kayode has passed away two months after he shared a post about his death.
In the post he shared on Wednesday, July 5, the man expressed that people should live right and do good so they would be remembered when they die.
Kayode further noted that when he dies people would cry, miss him, share messages about him and even broadcast his death on social media.
According to him, some would send messages and call him but he would not reply them because he is no more.
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Read his post below:
“One day Mr joshua kayode. will be no more either u believe it or not, People who love me will cry,People who never wished me well,Will yet feel bad, my pictures will be used on FaceBook, BBM, Whatsapp and Twitter, Instagram, There will be thousands of comments on them from people who knew me and from people who really wished they came in contact with me. There will be no more status update,No more broadcast, Dp will not be changing again. You will call my phone and I will never pick up, drop thousands of text that will be unread by me, then there will no longer be me. If you loved me,How wud you feel that day????? If you HATED me,How wud you feel???? If I had PLEAD for help from you, and you turned me down,Tell me, how you will feel? If we had unsettled dispute, what would you be crying for??? Looking at the happenings in the world, I think we should live right & Be right, love, care n support one another. We all got no duplicate. Make peace always, because you never know when your last”Breath”will be. PLEASE HAVE A RETHINK! … MAY WE ALL LIVE LONG AND NOT DIE UNTIMELY… AMEN.”
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Two months after Kayode shared the message, his friend Hanafi Abdul Avz Al-misiri, shared the news of his death on social media.
In his message, the grieving friend recalled the post Kayode shared and stated that the message was historic.
Al-misiri explained that he met Kayode during his service year in Bayelsa state.
He wrote: “I am speechless. A little above two months after you made this historic heavenly statement about yourself, death hounded you from this world. Our path crossed in 2011/2012 when we were serving in Brass, Bayelsa State. You are such an affable, generous man with a pure heart. With Kayode, no sad moment on Brass Island. May the Lord forgive your sins and grant your family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.”
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