Renowned rapper Erigga, born Erhiga Agarivbie, recently made headlines by disclosing his unconventional burial request, outlining specific details of how he wishes to be laid to rest upon his demise.
In a candid revelation shared via social media platform X, Erigga provided insights into his unique funeral arrangements, urging his loved ones to adhere to his heartfelt wishes.
A notable aspect of Erigga's burial request is his adamant stance against allowing anyone to view his body within the coffin. Emphasizing his inherent shyness, the rapper expressed concerns that he might succumb to laughter if subjected to such scrutiny.
In his own words, Erigga articulated, "My own is that, when I die nobody should come and look at me inside the coffin. I’m a very shy person, I might laugh."
This unorthodox stipulation reflects Erigga's deeply personal aversion to public display, underscoring his desire for a private and dignified farewell. By shunning the customary practice of open-casket viewings, the rapper seeks to preserve his modesty even in death.
Erigga's candid disclosure offers a glimpse into his character and values, shedding light on his individuality and idiosyncrasies. While unconventional, his burial wish serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of honoring personal preferences and respecting individual autonomy, even in matters pertaining to the afterlife.
My own is that, when I die nobody should come and look at me inside the coffin I'm a very shy person, I might laugh pic.twitter.com/KnuxzJJa9p
— (@erigganewmoney) April 25, 2024
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