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People of Wusuta in the North Dayi district of the Volta region are challenging accounts in the Bible about the final resting place of Jesus Christ.
Though theologians say this would be somewhere in present day Jerusalem, the people of Wusuta believe the saviour of the world was actually buried somewhere in their community called Kpetrokpeta.
Joy News' Latif Idriss has been to the rocky sacred terrain and has alternative facts about where Jesus Christ was buried.
Watch his report below:
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