Death, a total loss.

Recently, a dear friend lost her Dad. On the day he passed, he woke up at about 6 am fine and healthy. But two hours later, he started complaining that he was feeling some pain inside his intestines. Planns were made to take him to the hospital after breakfast that morning but before, and a taxi was booked to come pick them up by 10 am. But before the taxi that was supposed to take them to the hospital could arrive, they found him on the flour, foaming from the mouth. On arrival at the hospital, he was declared dead.

Source
Cause of death; poisoning.

This situation has shattered my friend and her family. Until this day, this man has been healthy. Perhaps he went out the previous evening to hang out and share a few frinks with some friends. This is the reason the family suspects that he died of poisoning.

That reminds me.. Why do people go to the extent of poisoning another person? Even when they know they aren't entitled to any of the person's estate at the event of his death. Why???

Two weeks down the road, Joy and the rest of her sibblings are planning to burryy their beloved Dad.

I, for one, know how close Joy was to her late Dad. I suppose she is the most affected. She had cried and cried. I saw her a few days ago, and I can tell that she is suffering.

Now that the burial preparations are on, I had a glimpse of the estimate, and I was amazed. The total estimate is about 1,200 #HBD.

In this part of the world i come from ( Nigeria in Africa), death is a total loss. Here, most of our cultures were designed in ways that the berived are subjected to lots of financial and emotional turture before their loved ones are buried. Even the churches levy the family before they come to bury the dead.
I just hope these laws are reviewed soon.