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In a truly astonishing and emotionally challenging series of events, Okoth, a resident of a small village in Nakuru County, found himself in the midst of an extraordinary case of misidentification..…CONTINUE.FULL.READING>>>...For More CONTINUE THE FULL READING▶▶

Initially believed to be deceased, Okoth’s sudden reappearance, months after his supposed funeral, has left his friends, family, and neighbors in a state of profound shock and disbelief.

According to Okoth, his friends had distanced themselves from him out of fear of social stigma, some even cruelly nicknaming him “the walking dead.” He revealed that certain individuals fled in fear upon encountering him, unable to comprehend the surreal situation. To compound his distress, those who had contributed funds for his burial were now seeking refunds, claiming they had been victims of a scam.

In a heartfelt plea for understanding, Okoth expressed, “I simply ask for forgiveness on behalf of my family; it was an honest mistake. There was no intention to deceive or extort anyone.

I am not that kind of person. I only wish for the body to be exhumed and given the proper rites. I have personally sought counsel from the church, and the priest understands my situation.”

Despite the isolation and financial hardships, Okoth found solace in the unwavering support of his friend, Tom Ochieng. Ochieng, who had served as the Master of Ceremony at Okoth’s funeral, was dumbfounded when he received a call from a friend in Nairobi who claimed to have seen Okoth alive in Gikomba.

Ochieng recounted, “I dialed the number he provided, and I immediately recognized his voice. I said, ‘But we laid you to rest, and I officiated at your funeral.’ He simply chuckled and promised to return home. I, personally, had never seen the body, and the entire situation was beyond belief.”

Displaying unwavering loyalty, Ochieng declared, “He is more than just a friend to me; he’s like a brother. I can’t abandon him, as others have done. I simply want the traditional rituals to be properly completed so that he can peacefully reunite with his family.

He is alive, and we erred in burying someone else.” The community, grappling with this startling revelation, anticipates the fulfillment of the necessary rites to rectify this remarkable case of mistaken identity and allow Okoth to resume his life with his loved ones.…CONTINUE.FULL.READING>>>

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