Mystery as Residents Discover Mango Fruit With Human like Face on Tree
- Community dwellers were treated to an incredible view as a mango with the appearance of a human was found on a tree
- The surprised residents gathered round the tree to behold the weird fruit with many taking photos and recordings of it
- An emerging video from the scene of the discovery has generated mixed reactions on social media as many tried to give meaning to the finding
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Residents of an unidentified community have made a shocking finding in a fruit. The community dwellers in an emerging video discovered a human-faced mango on a tree.
In an Instagram video by @kingtundeednut, the stunned people clustered around the tree where the weird-looking fruit could be seen hanging as they took photos and videos of it.
Source: UGC
The green mango fruit had spots of yellow on it.
Nigerians react to the weird mango fruit discovery
Social media users received the news with mixed feeling. Some tried to unravel why the fruit had a human appearance while others found it amusing.
@scoobynero wrote:
"Mango when done ready to chop !!! Na so dem go leave am there till e ripe , fall n rotten { MMA MANGO A’DA }."
@therealfatfact said:
"Maybe someone even did that at night and same person called people in the morning to come and see."
@gabriel.ejike stated:
"But why will the mango too look like human."
@jstefebankz reacted:
"I'm confused what happened why dem dey famz the mango."
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Young women's impressive dance moves
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The stellar performance took place with Prince Kaybee's Beautiful Girls playing in the background and had many social media users asking for a collab between the unknown dancers and the famous musician.
In the short clip which has been viewed more than 30k times, the dancers show off all of Mzansi's most hip-hopping dance moves. They've certainly been dancing for some time.
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