Ghanaians take great pride in creating coffins that reflect the deceased’s life, dreams, passions, and status.
Funerals are elaborate affairs because loved ones believe the dead should be given the best possible send-off.
In Ghana, for example, coffin makers smile at the banks on a daily basis with their perfect new designs.
A nurse was once buried in a coffin-shaped exactly like a syringe, and photographs of a well-designed casket in the shape of a beer bottle trended on the internet some time ago.
A Ghanaian Fire Service officer was recently laid to rest in a coffin designed to resemble a fire tender.
The casket was designed in tender red and white colors and features an inscription depicting a real fire truck.
The toll-free Fire Service numbers and his ID number for the coffin truck’s number plate were emblazoned on the casket’s sides. The windows in the front seats may allow you to see the body.
Some colleagues acted as pallbearers, and other unidentified individuals could be heard chanting. One of his colleagues who served as a pallbearer shared the video.
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