SHOCKING! Dead Man Wakes Up After Three Days In Mortuary- See What He Said Happened When He Died
On April 11, 2013 Kayode Sotunde’ s story is a remarkable one, filled with twists and turns that defy explanation. The 49- year- old retired soldier’ s journey began, when he boarded a bus from Gboko to Kano to visit his younger brother, Jide Sotunde. Tragedy struck when the bus crashed, claiming 18 lives, including Sotunde’ s. Or so it seemed.
Sotunde’ s body was taken to the Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital in Kano, where he was pronounced dead and placed in the mortuary. His family, believing him to be deceased, made arrangements for his burial in Kano, as they could not afford the cost of transporting his body back to Abeokuta.
But Sotunde’ s story takes a miraculous turn here. Three days after his supposed death, as his body was being prepared for burial, he suddenly woke up in the mortuary. He was alive, despite having been declared dead and spending three days in the mortuary.
Sotunde’ s account of his near- death experience is nothing short of astonishing. He describes finding himself on a strange planet, devoid of physical form, surrounded by snow and alum stones. He received a message to return to the world and work for God, healing people and preaching the word.
Since his return to the living, Sotunde has faced numerous challenges. Many people, including some of his friends and family, believe him to be a ghost and avoid him. He has also struggled with health issues, including chest and body pains, and has been experiencing strange visions and hearing voices.
Sotunde’ s story raises many questions about the nature of life and death, and the possibility of an afterlife. While his experiences may be difficult to verify, his story serves as a reminder of the importance of faith, hope, and redemption.
In a country where many people are struggling to make ends meet, Sotunde’ s story offers a beacon of hope. His message of resilience and transformation has inspired many, and his determination to fulfill his mission is a testament to the human spirit’ s capacity for perseverance.
As Sotunde navigates his new lease on life, he faces many challenges. He is currently homeless, living with his sister in Abeokuta, and is in need of financial assistance to address his health and sustenance needs. Despite these challenges, he remains steadfast in his faith and is determined to continue preaching and healing people.
Sotunde’ s story is a reminder that life is full of mysteries and wonders, and that sometimes, the most unexpected events can lead to the most profound transformations. His message of hope and redemption has inspired many, and his determination to fulfill his mission is a testament to the human spirit’ s capacity for resilience and transformation……. CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING
