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32-Year-Old Kenyan Man Who Predicted His Death Succumbs to Covid-19

32-Year-Old Kenyan Man Who Predicted His Death Succumbs to Covid-19

A 32-year-old Kenyan man who predicted he would die in August has succumbed to Covid-19.

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Juma Kaiburi Baitairi, a Kenya Bureau of Standards (Kebs) inspection officer, died from the virus last Tuesday, according to Daily Nation.

Through Facebook on August 1st, 2019, Kaiburi said the month of August meant a lot to him, noting that it’s “probably the month I will die.”

 “August means a lot to me. It’s the month I was born, the month I (was circumcised) …It’s the month I joined university … Probably the month I will die. Who knows? Hail the month of the King,” he wrote.

Kaiburi died on the day he would have turned 32, and was laid to rest on Friday in Antuanthenge village, Meru County.

“Even the Sheikh who conducted the funeral mentioned it. It was prophetic but people did not take it seriously until it happened. Juma was larger than life, straightforward and forthright,” his Jurgen Murungi, who was the master of ceremony at his burial said.

The family described the father of two as a “committed scholar, diligent worker, humorous and a satirist of social and political commentary.”

“He was the glue which united many,” his obituary published in a local daily read.

 

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  1. GUEST1Aug 23, 2020

    RIP.
    Anyway: To some, COVID-19 is a Disease meant to kill (if not fought Tooth and Nail). You give it a Chance or Nod: You're going to Die and COVID-19 is going to Celebrate.Even you do Not have to Go to Hospital to Fight this Demon. Just say a PRAYER if you can, take Tylenol (or any other Able medication), drink lots of Fluids, and have lots of Rest (or Sleep) facing Down (on Stomach) plus Vitamin D nutrition. Don't just give up!

  2. GUEST1Aug 23, 2020

    Also: Do some Exercise (if you can) meant to Oxygenate the Lungs.

  3. UkweliAug 23, 2020

    Sounds like Simon Makonde.

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