WOMAN DIES AFTER MOCKING HER LATE FRIEND AT HER FUNERAL

WOMAN DIES AFTER MOCKING HER LATE FRIEND AT HER FUNERAL

Mwinilunga Woman Dies a Day After Mocking Her Friend’s Death — A Lesson That Shook the Village"

A chilling story from Mwinilunga has left many people speechless after a woman who mocked her late friend at a funeral reportedly died less than 24 hours later.

According to witnesses, the unidentified woman attended the burial of her friend who had passed away due to health complications. During the service, she was overheard saying, *“If my friend had looked after herself, eating the right food and following the doctor’s advice, she would not have come here today. Look at me — I came here and I’m going back, but she will remain.”*

Her comments were met with murmurs of discomfort among the mourners, many of whom felt her words were heartless, especially at such a painful moment. Those standing nearby whispered that she had spoken without wisdom or compassion.

It is said the woman appeared as though she was being controlled by some unseen force, responding sharply to anyone who seemed to question her words. She didn’t stay until the end of the burial ceremony — but what happened next has left the entire community in disbelief.

Standing near her at the burial was a young pastor, who later used the incident as a powerful lesson. Taking the stage, he said, *“I was standing right there when a woman said our sister died because she didn’t take care of her health. My heart grieved, and I prayed to God to forgive her.”*

He continued, *“Death is not only for our friends battling cancer, HIV, or other diseases. It comes to us all. Those who die of sickness are not fools. Once you get here, there is no coming back. Yes, our sister will remain here, but who knows — we might return sooner than we think. Let’s seek Christ while we still can.”*

The mourners nodded in silence, some murmuring “Nhuuu! Ee-ee!” in deep agreement with the pastor’s sobering message.

But the most shocking twist came the following day — reports emerged that the same woman who had mocked her late friend was found dead in her sleep. Her sudden death, just hours after her insensitive remarks, has been described by locals as a spiritual warning that no one escapes the call of death.

Her story has now spread like wildfire across the region, serving as a powerful reminder that life is fragile and that mocking the dead can bring curses one never expects.

Indeed, as the pastor said, *“Death is not only for those living with HIV or cancer — seek Christ while you still can.”*