A Nigerian man has narrated a chilling experience at the beach, where water reportedly returned a red apple to him after he threw ₦200 into it.
In a viral post on X (formerly Twitter), the man recounted visiting the beach with friends at 10 PM. While there, he threw a ₦200 note into the water, only for a wave to bring a red apple to him moments later.
He claimed that he picked up the apple and threw it back into the water, but the waves returned it with a deep bite mark.
Astonished, he threw it a second time, and the apple came back again—this time with another bite.
According to him, one of his friends also threw the apple into the water, but it didn’t return after that.
Following the unsettling event, he shared his experience on social media, seeking interpretations or explanations for what had happened.
His post reads: “I went to the beach with two of my friends around 10 PM. We were cruising and playing around until I threw ₦200 into the water. “
“There was a little wave, and then the water brought a red apple to my front. I picked the apple and threw it back in.”
“The water brought it back, but this time, there was a deep bite on the apple. I threw it again, and the apple returned with another bite. Omo, I was shocked.”
“One of my friends threw the apple into the water, and it didn’t come back. Anybody with wide knowledge about water should explain this because omo.”
The post sparked a flurry of reactions, with many users sharing their interpretations and thoughts in the comments.
See some reactions below:
@Kiyosaki345: “Apple wey you for eat.”
@BekeChinwendu: “Night dream or Afternoon dream?”
@ChrisbenIsichei: “You should have eaten the apple. Your 200# was like an offering 🫴. You just didn’t know.”
@ogbenidynasty: “This thing happen to you and your fiends and none of you have a phone to capture the moment when you know for sure that nobody will believe your story, incase of next encounter with olokun kindly make use of gadget that’s why you have it.”
@XeraBlizz: “U have been chosen by the river goddess, she want a bite of ur thing.”
@Cruisecatcher10: “I remember some time ago in Kokrobite beach, I stumbled upon a cowry bigger than an adult’s fist.. I took it home but didn’t want to take it inside the house because I didn’t want any profiling from my host in Ghana so I left it just outside the compound but I never saw it again.”
@Damicodes_uk: “Something similar happened to me in 2019, I lost my slippers in the sea ( one leg ) and in return , I got angry and threw the second leg into the sea. An hour later , my friends and I saw both legs ( the pairs) together . Took the slippers , went home and threw it away.”
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