Who said that property was not brought to death? The proof is that in Nigeria, a child buried his father's body in a luxury BMW X5 car as a casket. The sweet black man with a thin mustache named Azubuike was willing to spend as much as 90 thousand dollars or around 1.2 billion rupiah. What's behind Azubuike to bury his father with a BMW?
Quoting Oddity Central, the man from Anambra village actually only wanted to keep his promise to the deceased during his lifetime. When his father was ill, Azubuike had promised to buy a luxury car as a chest for his father's grave. Until finally he bought a BMW X5, put his father's body, then buried him in an extra large burrow.
It is said that Azubuike once got a story that later humans will die, then he will walk to the city. And only certain people get sheep, donkeys or camels. Another thing with his late father who had been provided with a BMW car, of course he would not feel exhausted, and could even give a ride to other spirits, added Azubuike.
What Azubuike did with the funeral funeral procession invited the pros and cons of the Anambra community, Nigeria itself. They argue that the funeral in that way is an insult to his father who died of old age. In addition, the money to buy a BMW X5 car should be used to build the village where he lives.
'Buy your parents a car if you have money, and bury them with a decent chest. Funeral like this is ridiculous, why doesn't he give money to buy a car to the village. This is meaningless. He should have given the villagers clean water to drink to others.
But there are also those who are pro with Azubuike's actions, they consider Azubuike to be a filial child. This is a form of respect Azubuike did to his beloved father. Why are you so cruel, yet your own money doesn't beg for help to other people. If you say that the treasure that was not brought to death is also a big mistake. Has there ever been a human who died and returned to the world? After all, heaven and hell are just a fairy tale of tuna, they added while moaning unch.