Netizens Amused By Deceased Man's Eulogy Elaborating His Lifestyle: "Alisafiri First Class"

• Netizens have been left amused and intrigued by an elaborate eulogy of the late Temisto Grace Rutainura from Tanzania
• The eulogy highlighted the deceased's remarkable educational journey, starting from primary school to pursuing a PhD
• Temisto is said to have excelled academically throughout his schooling and led a lavish lifestyle before he suddenly fell ill

In an intriguing eulogy that has captured the attention of netizens, the life of a Tanzanian man was painted in vivid detail, complete with academic achievements and a luxurious lifestyle.

According to the unidentified woman delivering the eulogy, Rutainura's educational journey was nothing short of extraordinary.

The eulogy, shared in a video on Facebook by user Mulastarr255, has sparked both amusement and bewilderment online.

From excelling in primary school to earning the title of Tanzania 1 in both secondary and high school, he went on to obtain a degree from Makerere University.

His pursuit of knowledge took him even further, earning a Master's and PhD from Harvard University in the United States.

Returning to Tanzania, Rutainura dedicated himself to the nation's service as an expert in the field of gas and oil.

However, the eulogy took an unexpected turn when the speaker began detailing the late man's lavish lifestyle.

Rutainura apparently owned a fleet of high-end cars, including a Benz, Range Rover, and V8, the latter of which reportedly transported him to the hospital during his sudden illness.

The eulogy continued to unravel more details about Rutainura's extravagant possessions, including two top-of-the-line smartphones—an iPhone 13 Pro Max with a whopping 512 GB storage.

The speaker also highlighted the condolences sent by Qatar Airways, the airline with which Rutainura frequently travelled in what was described as First Class.

In an unusual twist, the eulogy went on to outline elaborate funeral procession plans, emphasizing the family's intention to utilize various modes of transportation, including air, road, and water.

Air Tanzania and a waiting ship at the Mwanza port have allegedly been enlisted for this unique send-off, along with buses departing from Dar es Salaam to accompany the late Rutainura to his final resting place in Bukoba.