See the Handsome Guy that died just like that this afternoon 23/3/2021

The way people die nowadays is very surprising.Yes DEATH is inevitable but how people die nowadays is very surprising.

Imagine how young Kosi level 3 student of Nwafor orizu college of education nsugbe(Nocen) died just like that on 28 March 2021 after his birthday which was on 23 March 2021
His sister said 
[3/28, 9:05 PM] Chidon: Yes it happened this afternoon
[3/28, 9:05 PM] Chidon: Around 1 or 2
[3/28, 9:05 PM] Chidon: He was OK
[3/28, 9:05 PM] Chidon: All of a sudden he stood up from the chair and told his mom Na Aju Na ebu ya and collapsed in her arms 
That was it
[3/28, 9:05 PM] Chidon: So he is still alive
[3/28, 9:05 PM] Chidon: BT the thing is that his body is still warm
Apart from his head and hand
 His eyes are opening back if u try to close it
[3/28, 9:05 PM] Chidon: This was her sister's chat
[3/28, 9:07 PM] Chidon: He's death now

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