immortalcrown:
It could be a poisonous ant and his immune system was probably relaxed because of exposure to abroad.

Righteousness2:


It is very likely thoughts as this that killed the man.

To be carnal is Death.
To be Spirtual is Life.

You want physical medication to treat Spirtual arrow.
Many have being wasted as a result of having the real Knowledge or Understanding of Spirtual orchestrations.r

immortalcrown:
Everything is not spiritual. Someone from America can die in Nigeria just by drinking sachet water.

Righteousness2:

I am Sorry For you.

dreji:
Village people sef

immortalcrown:
Everything is not spiritual. Someone from America can die in Nigeria just by drinking sachet water because immune system conditions determine levels of allergies.

samtol4:
But he is a Nigerian breed,hence his immune system is not weak to be killed by ants . Perhaps you believe Ant can just kill him? How many people ant has killed in that village ? You cannot rule out spiritual.

thesicilian:
May just be an "innocent" poisonous insect that bit him, not everything is spiritual.

Righteousness2:


It is very likely thoughts as this that killed the man.

To be carnal is Death.
To be Spirtual is Life.

You want physical medication to treat Spirtual arrow.
Many have being wasted as a result of having the real Knowledge or Understanding of Spirtual orchestrations.

GistMedia0:
A Nigerian man has passed away after being bitten by a mysterious ant, just two days after visiting his village to see his ailing father. Desmond, a 14-year resident abroad, had returned to his homeland to be by his father's side in a time of need.

According to reports, Desmond had been in good health and spirits upon his arrival, eager to reconnect with his family and childhood home. However, tragedy struck when he complained of an ant bite on his stomach one evening. By morning, he had tragically succumbed to the effects of the bite, leaving his loved ones in shock and disbelief.

In a heartfelt tweet, Chiamaka Umeugoji (@ProserfinaTwitterHandle) expressed her disbelief and sorrow over the untimely death of Desmond. She described him as the "family pillar" and lamented the void his passing leaves behind.

"14 years of your life living in the white man's land. Making it big, you were your family's pillar, " she wrote. "You decided to visit your homeland to see your sick father. Two days in your father's house Desmond, you kicked the bucket."

Desmond's family now faces the challenge of consoling his sick father and mother, as well as completing the projects he had left unfinished. The news of his death has sent shock through the community, especially on the eve of Easter Day, a time when they had hoped to celebrate with him."

"I'm dreaming, right? It's not true you are no more," Chiamaka's tweet continued. "You did this one to us. The news is still a shock to me. I wish I could have a conversation with God.


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