Student dies during crucifixion re-enactment as audience think it's part of show

Student dies while taking part in Jesus crucifixion re-enactment

A re-enactment of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ ended in shock on Good Friday, when a 25-year-old student died suddenly after taking part in the drama.Suel Ambrose - who was reportedly studying philosophy at the Claretian University of Nigeria at the time - was playing St Peter, who cuts off a sol...

Nigerian student collapses and dies during Jesus crucifixion reenactment

A Nigerian university student died on Good Friday, April 15, while reenacting the crucifixion scene during a school performance of “The Passion of the Christ.”

Nigeria: Seminary student dies while re-enacting Jesus Christ's crucifixion

In a tragic incident, a seminary student from Nigeria died while re-enacting the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The viewers took a few minutes to realise that Sule Ambrose, 25, was badly injured as they thought that it was part of an act. Some screenshots of the video footage of the incident have been released by several media outlets. Ambrose, a first-year student, was training to be a priest at the Claratian Institute of Philosophy in Nekede,

Student, 25, dies during Good Friday crucifixion re-enactment with audience thinking it was part of show

Audience members initially believed that Suel Ambrose collapsing was part of the show

Student Dies While Re-Enacting Jesus' Crucifixion On Good Friday

A college student in Nigeria collapsed on the ground and died while re-enacting Jesus Christ's crucifixion on Good Friday. The audience members reportedly thought it was all a part of the show.  The deceased, identified as Sule Ambrose, 25, participated in the Passion Play, a dramatic portrayal of Christ's crucifixion, death, and resurrection, organized at the Claratian Institute of Philosophy. The institute is located in Owerri, a coastal city …

Student died during crucifixion re-enactment during Easter celebrations

It was only when the 25-year-old did not get up again that everyone realised his collapse was not part of the play.