Coffin maker who stole from the dead

In the bustling city of Ijebu, a man named Baba Ileri earned fame and fortune as the most respected coffin maker in town.

His hands built beauty from sorrow, crafting elegant coffins that comforted the grieving. But behind his gentle smile and fine clothes lay a secret darker than the grave itself.

Every coffin he made carried a hidden curse — one that transferred the wealth of the dead to him.

From bus drivers to market women, mothers to children, every soul buried in his coffins unknowingly paid tribute to his growing fortune. What the townspeople saw as God’s blessing was in truth a deal with the devil.

His wealth grew beyond imagination: new cars, fine clothes, endless charity to buy the people’s love.

But when a young mother and her unborn child cried from their grave, and whispers of spirits began haunting the night, Baba Ileri’s dark world began to crumble.

Still, his greed had no end. When the famed Divine Pastor Elijah Adeyemi died, Baba Ileri saw it as his greatest opportunity — a coffin that could give him not just riches, but divine power itself. What he didn’t know was that this coffin would seal his fate forever.

During the burial, a blinding light burst from the grave, and Baba Ileri’s soul was marked. From that night onward, the dead came for him — the bus driver, the mother, the child, and finally, the Divine Pastor himself.

Their eyes followed him in dreams, in mirrors, in the reflection of his shining car.

His wealth vanished as mysteriously as it appeared, his mind broke, and his body was found lifeless — eyes wide open in horror.