The
owner of a popular mortuary in Cross River State has made starting
revelations about the unbelievable things that happen there.
Mr Kalu Chima and Emeka mortuary
Mr. Kalu Ben Chima, popularly called Emeka Ambulance, is the
proprietor of Emeka Mortuary, Okunmi Community, located at the suburbs
of Ikom, Central senatorial district, Cross River State.
The man has recently revealed the spiritual combats morticians, now
and again, go through with occultists and members of some secret
societies before their corpses were embalmed in his mortuary.
According to Vanguard, the Arochukwu-born mortician, whose mortuary
is located along Ikom-Calabar highway, confessed to NDV that dead
bodies, especially those of occultists and members of secret societies “do give us trouble while being embalmed because their bodies have been ‘fortified’ by the devil or some spiritual forces.”
“In such cases, we have to pet and persuade them by talking to
them to allow the chemicals to penetrate their bodies, but if they
remain stubborn, we have to employ our own spiritual force and of
course, power pass power and we can then embalm them,” he disclosed.
According to him, he learned the trade in Onitsha General Hospital,
Anambra state, and had come to know that some dead bodies were so “powerful” such that they do not allow others to lie close to them and he was always careful when attending to such bodies.
His words: “Some powerful people do not allow other dead bodies
to lie close to them, so in the night, they will remove other bodies
near them and dump them far from where they are or they would go to an
isolated place and lie there – all dead bodies are not the same, which
is why we knock before we enter there.”
Vanguard traveled from Calabar to Okunmi to meet Mr. Chima
following some strange reports about corpses in his mortuary established
in 2010.
A few months after it was established, there was an unsubstantiated
story about a man, whose car broke down close to the mortuary late in
the night and he decided to seek for place to spend the night, and
knocked on the door of a house he saw light burning close by.
A security guard reportedly came out and gave him a mat to sleep in
a section of the room, only for him to wake up the next morning and
discovered that he slept among corpses and he instantly passed out.
Another case was that while conveying a corpse, the mortician
occasionally walked behind the ambulance, while the corpse drives the
van and the bizarre- that he sells body parts of dead people and so on.
Chima confirmed some creepy stories and described others as hearsay. On
the man who allegedly slept in the mortuary with corpses, he said it was
not true and he does not keep security guards in the mortuary.
His words: “The corpses may be dead, but they still possess
some spiritual powers to protect themselves. We have about 100 corpses
right now and 18 abandoned ones, but we keep the place open, both day
and night, without any security and anybody, who attempts to do anything
funny by going there to steal or do anything has himself to blame”.
He, however, described as false claims that some people sell parts of dead people or do have s*x with them.
Chima asserted: “Do not think that because she is lying down
there, she is finished and you can go and have s*x with her. You will
die also in a matter of hours or days and how can someone sell body
parts of a corpse or water used in washing a corpse, such water is
poisonous. People die from different ailments such as HIV/AIDS, and
water used in washing their bodies is poisonous and any person who uses
it will either die or contact sickness.”
On the report that he has rented crowd of women, who engage in
bogus weeping when a person dies, he said the women were part of a
specialized funeral services he offers.
He explained: “Some people do not have people to cry for them
when they die, so they will arrange with us while they are alive to get
some women to cry during their burial and also, some people because they
are polygamist would arrange with us to organize the casket, grave, and
mortuary services so that when they die, there will be no struggle
among family members on who to do what and so on.”
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