Even as Kenyans and Africans at large continue to poke fun at the sensational ‘resurrection’ of a man in South Africa, one funeral home is not very amused with the whole fiasco.

Kings and Queens Funeral Services in South Africa has vowed to take legal action against pastor Alph Lukau for dragging its name in the outrageous resurrection.

As Briefly.co.za reported earlier, Pastor Lukau became an online sensation after not only claiming to have resurrected a man, but emerging with video evidence as well. The backstory involved a theory that the ‘deceased’ had spent the weekend at the morgue which was supposed to bolster the authenticity of the narrative. Watch the video below:


However, in a rejoinder, the funeral home denied having preserved the man's body, a situation which instantly drew doubts in the whole coming back to life story. In a statement seen by TUKO.co.ke, Kings and Queens Funeral Services exposed a malicious manipulation spree which ended up in the facility providing some services to the pastor and the ‘deceased’.


If the statement is anything to go by, the alleged family members of the resurrected man approached the funeral service providers with a story that they had encountered difficulties with another funeral home hence they needed alternative transport services.


“As a funeral service provider, we do not offer services without documentation neither do we repatriate bodies without paper work,” the service provider said in a statement. Because of all the ridicule that came with the story, the funeral home threatened to sue the pastor for “malicious damage”.



Meanwhile, netizens left awed by the astounding story dealt with it the best way they knew how – through a viral challenge.




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Alive and hungry: Resurrected man filmed eating his own funeral's food

Just when we thought the story of Pastor Alph Lukau resurrecting a man could not get any more bizarre, a video goes viral of the man enjoying his own funeral's food.

Twitter parody account Man's Not Barry Roux took to social media to share another video of the resurrected man, and it appears he worked up quite an appetite while he was d*ead. "South Africa alive with possibilities. He ended up eating the food that people on his funeral were supposed to eat," Man's captioned the post.


The video of the man eating after coming back from the d*ead defeated tweeps, who called for the nonsense to stop. Social media usr @ChrissBlackz wrote: "So I guess the shaking is caused by the mortuary refrigerator neh." Another tweep, @glammyneo, commented: "How much did they pay him? Or they just bought him that R Kelly outfit and gave him a plate of food?"


Earlier, Briefly.co.za reported South Africans were left shook after a video went viral of a pastor raising a man from the d*ead. Social media users called out Pastor Alph Lukau for being an alleged fake prophet after he was filmed resurrecting a man. Mzansi has since used the viral video as an opportunity to poke fun at the pastor and soon they shared hilarious videos and photos of their own resurrections.

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