Catholic Priest Fr. Kelvin Ugwu: Age 50 Marks Time for Burial Plans in Nigeria

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A prominent Catholic priest, Fr. Kelvin Ugwu, has sparked considerable discussion online after offering a stark perspective on life expectancy in Nigeria. Following a spate of recent celebrity deaths, Fr. Ugwu took to his Facebook page to share his views, suggesting that Nigerians should begin making arrangements for their burial once they reach the age of 50.
His counsel is rooted in Nigeria's current average life expectancy, which he highlighted as being around 54 years. According to the priest, this sobering statistic, coupled with the recent unfortunate passing of several public figures, makes it a pragmatic decision to commence funeral planning as one approaches the half-century mark. Fr. Ugwu’s post served as a blunt reminder to social media users about the realities of mortality in the country.
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Dis advice from Fr. Kelvin Ugwu don make many people ginger online. E be like say for Naija, life na short journey, so e better make we dey ready for anything.
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