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Popular Imo Chief Allegedly resurrects In Mortuary (Videos)
Serious jubilation took place in Amiri Village, Oru East Local Government Area in Imo State after a popular Imo Chief allegedly resurrects in mortuary.
The Chief named, Ifeanyi Ekeukwu, popularly known as Anyiego na Amiri in the area resurrected after he was certified dead.
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According to reports, the man was ”certified dead and kept in a mortuary” before he resurrected 31 hours later. He was said to have died on Friday January 15 and woke up on Saturday January 16.
In the video below, people are seen jubilating in the community over the “resurrection”.
Watch the video below…
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