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Unique Coca-Cola Casket Honors Bayelsa Octogenarian’s Life

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Unique Coca-Cola Casket Honors Bayelsa Octogenarian’s Life

A distinctive funeral ceremony recently took place in Emeyal 1 community, located within the Ogbia Local Government Area of Bayelsa State. Late Madam Afuwari Ego, affectionately known as “Ego Na Money,” was interred in a remarkable Coca-Cola bottle-shaped casket.

This unusual coffin, revealed during her burial on Saturday, November 22, 2025, quickly drew significant public attention. Residents gathered to witness the unique spectacle, marking a memorable farewell.

85-year-old Bayelsa woman laid to rest in Coca-Cola bottle-shaped casket
Late Mrs. Afuwari.

Community’s Reaction to the Unique Burial

Images, shared by Ogbara Walson Henry, highlighted the custom-made casket’s striking appearance. It sparked widespread discussion and admiration among attendees.

Mourners described the tribute as both imaginative and truly unforgettable. They noted it perfectly encapsulated Madam Ego’s vibrant and unique personality.

A unique Coca-Cola themed casket at a funeral
Family members with the Coca-Cola casket

The Inspiration Behind the Casket Design

Family members clarified the decision behind the distinctive design. It was chosen to honor her lifelong passion for Coca-Cola, a beverage she famously cherished.

A detailed view of the Coca-Cola casket
Mourners at the funeral with the custom casket

Madam Ego passed away at 85 years old. Her legacy is now fondly remembered by one of Bayelsa’s most extraordinary farewell ceremonies.

Comrade Ogbara Walson Henry, a netizen who shared the event, provided further details:

“Late Madam Afuwari Ego was laid to rest in Emeyal 1, Ogbia Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, in a beautifully crafted Coca-Cola themed casket. The well-designed casket added a distinctive and memorable touch to her burial, as family, friends, and community members gathered to pay their last respects and celebrate her impactful life. Adieu Mama.. Photo credit Comr Ogbara Walson Henry”

Social media post about the Coca-Cola casket burial

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