chatinent:
It could be sun.

micflo28:
Sun rays with the husks on the coconut tree are responsible for this

Enskynelson:

Exactly my point. I was only explaining to the former who seems to be wowed by the headline. For your information, the fact that this made frontpage shows many persons really think this is strange.

CryptoTeacher:
Imagine if the lightening had struck a human. It would have been a different story by now.

richmond500:
Coconut seems to be a strong conductor than humans, it will hardly leave the coconut and strike a human

MejiLoyon:
The guy said my camera bad no need to go close.
He has taste, he got a good phone. But I think he should have used that money to educate himself. For later he said it was struck by lightning. And later he said na winch. Bros na lightening bring fire na.

Lastly minimise the way you say thunder fire you. It just might happen. [b]Direct your thunder to only one person in this country[\b]

holluwizzy:
This is Natural and not otherwise.

My people perish bcoz they lack knowledge about life.

richmond500:
that's not why it made front page, its not strange but its rare, I've seen it only 3times in my entire life, and I have seen a lion more than 3times

Enskynelson:

It's only rare in towns and cities where there are few palm trees and coconut trees. If u live in rural areas, u will see this regularly.

Psoul:
Is there anything strange about this. Why is it makings news?
This has bn happening right from time.
It also happen to a tree or palm tree that people are dragging and making trouble for.

chatinent:
It could be sun.

richmond500:
and its not like it happens daily in village and also not every village has coconut plantation for people to see this, also lightening doesn't strike every time and only about 47% of Nigerian population lives in the village and this occurs during a bad weather when 98% of those in the village are indoors making the people that could be fortunate to see it to be such an insignificant number and u must be also lucky to be close the palm tree that got struck by the lightening.

Shey we never stay village before or you think say we be white people when u Dey wash like this?

All these conditions makes it a rare thing.
U can't tell me u see it every year in the village also

MejiLoyon:
The guy said my camera bad no need to go close.
He has taste, he got a good phone. But I think he should have used that money to educate himself. For later he said it was struck by lightning. And later he said na winch. Bros na lightening bring fire na.

Lastly minimise the way you say thunder fire you. It just might happen. Direct your thunder to only one person in this country.

chatinent:
It could be sun.

ekensi01:
Haba .
Sun ke. This is the first time I'm hearing this one.

JackBaueress1:
Back in those years, Festac Town had coconut trees almost in all closes. It was fun seeing coconuts fall and residents will rush to pick them up.
The trees are almost in extinction now because the coconuts fall and smash car screen .

Those that grew up in Festac Town like me in the 80s and 90s can relate to my story

stevedre:
FTT till infinity. You are on point. Once you enter the town as a full blooded home grown festac person, there's nostalgia feeling that comes over you.
I am sure you must have felt a little bit of it just going down Memory Lane. Greetings from a 721/24 road bro.