Video of woman alleged to have fallen into hospital room as a bird and turned into human pops up
- Social media user Dennis Larbi shared a video of a woman he claims fell into a hospital ward as a bird and later turned into a woman
- Dennis Larbi indicated that the incident happened in Lome, Togo
- Hospital staff and some other women could be seen seriously praying against the woman
A video of a partially naked woman who has been labelled a witch has gone viral after some social media users claimed she fell into a hospital ward as a bird and later turned into human.
While YEN.com.gh is yet to affirm the claim, the alleged witch, partly covered in cloth had women who circled her while ‘powerfully’ praying to foil the schemes of the alleged witch.
Superstition forms a major part of Africa’s culture and while many elites consider the belief in witches or a superhuman God as primitive, this phenomenon is entrenched in the social fabric of many societies in African communities.
Evident is the video of the woman alleged to have fallen in to a hospital ward and later turned into a human being.
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Dennis Larbi, a social media user shared the video with caption: ''A bird fell into the hospital and changed into a woman in LOME - TOGO i cant believe this GOD.''
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Source: YEN.com.gh
