‘If you people like, don’t lose weight’ – Man says as he narrates how his obese cousin died
A Twitter user, identified as @Henrriee is currently being trolled on the platform following his narration about the death of his obese cousin.
The young man had tweeted that his cousin died of a heart attack in the morning of November 17, 2019.
Revealing the sad news about the death of his cousin, he used the opportunity to warn people about the dangers of being too fat.
He wrote:
“So there’s this really fat Cousin of mine. Dressed for church this morning. Came downstairs to the living room. sat down and died of a heart attack…If you people like don’t lose weight you hear? Be doing I’m comfortable in my flesh.”
So there's this really fat Cousin of mine
Dressed for church this morning
Came downstairs to the living room
Sat down
And died
of a heart attack…If you people like don't lose weight you hear?
Be doing I'm comfortable in my flesh
— BROAD'EMEKA (@Henrriee) November 17, 2019
However, his tweet didn’t go down well with many Twitter users as most of them tagged him an insensitive person.
See some reactions below:
You should have removed the log in the eyes of your cousin you have no respect for b4 trying to aggressively remove the speck in our eyes.
Speaking of someone who not of his own wish that died this morning in such derogatory manner. May his soul RIP (whether you like it or not)
— Barr. Seyi Baba ⚖️ (@sheyiiiiii) November 17, 2019
Your cousin just died this morning and this is what you have to say?
— Style and Grace (@Igbo_Mafia) November 17, 2019
Much better ways to pass this message, much much much better ways.
Ughh…. Christ!!— Mayor (@mayor_onyebueke) November 17, 2019
Hope you are aware that some of your family members might be on @Twitter ? Our culture respect the dead, no matter his mistake as human just allow him Rest In Peace Bro.
— Afamsson (@afamsson) November 17, 2019
It's possible that you have a bad habit too but we judge people with the sin we don't commit.
— Teejai (@Tenderjet17) November 17, 2019
