Donald Trump’s Prayer Warrior, Worshiper Dies While Fasting For His COVID-19 Recovery

President of the United States of America, Donald Trump‘s secret prayer warrior and worshipper has reportedly died while fasting for the president to recover from COVID-19 disease.

Naija News understands that Bussa Krishna, 33, had converted a room in his apartment into a prayer room for the US president to live long.

According to reports, the Indian man who hails from Telangana died of cardiac arrest on Sunday, October 11 while observing a special prayer and fasting programme for Trump after he was informed of his health condition.

Krishna’s relative confirmed to reporters that he slumped while having tea at his relative`s residence at Toopran area in Medak district of Telangana.

“He was feeling depressed for the last couple of weeks after coming to know that Trump and Melania had tested positive for Covid-19. But he was healthy and had no prior medical complications,” said Vivek, the deceased’s cousin who spoke with newsmen.

Naija News understands that Krishna who lost his wife during child delivery last year became a farmer after his parents moved to Toopran a couple of years ago.

It was reported that Krishna started worshipping a statue of Donald Trump after Srinivas Kuchibhotla, an Indian software engineer was murdered by a US Navy veteran in an alleged act of hate crime in February 2017.

“I was very much pained at the incident. I thought the only way the US president and his people could understand the greatness of Indians is to display our love and affection towards them. That is why I started worshipping Trump with a hope that the prayers would reach him one day,” said Krishna as at that time.

Naija News learnt that the deceased went on to build a six-feet statue of the US President which he worshipped and also fast and pray to every Friday for long life for Donald Trump.

Meanwhile, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, on Monday night, October 12 confirmed one hundred and sixty-four new cases of Coronavirus disease in Nigeria.