Swarm of Bees Storm Nigerian Woman's Shop, Take Over Cartons of Goods As Passersby Run Away
- A Nigerian man shared a video showing the moment bees took over a shop and people were not able to enter
- In the video, the bees were seen on top of cartons as they swarmed around, and people kept a safe distance
- He said the bees later left, even though people did not make any attempt to pursue them from the shop
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A Nigerian man shared a video showing how a swarm of bees prevented people from entering a shop.
In the video, the shop owner had already opened the business center when the unwanted visitors showed up.

Source: Twitter
According to Proskay Wosky, who posted the video on TikTok, the woman who owns the shop was surprised to see the bees.
Proskay said he witnessed the moment the bees took over the shop as if they had a nest there.
The bees could be seen on cartons of groceries in front of the shop while some of them swarm around.
No one entered the shop when the bees were there, and even passersby kept a clear distance.

Source: TikTok
Proskay wondered what it might mean if bees swarmed a shop in that manner.
The video was captioned:
"This Bee that just entered this woman's shop today is unbelievable; only God that knows why."
According to Proskay, no one tried to pursue the bees as they later left on their own accord.
Watch the video below:
Reactions as bees take over Nigerian woman's shop
@Dera said:
"It's like someone reported the owner of the shop to a shrine."
@zahra said:
"Just look for the queen bee take her somewhere else they will follow her."
@De javu said:
"Abeg rest. Bees go anywhere their queen is. Probably the queen bee mistakenly entered the cartoon the other bees would follow using her scent. Nothing spiritual abt it."
@Horpsy Coded said:
"Bee came to the market, Queen bee is tired ND later decided to rest on that carton... nothing wrong with the particular shop."

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@QueenNelly said:
"Ok as everybody say make them remove the queen bee who won go remove the queen bee now."
@ladypee said:
"In the spiritual context, a large number of queen bees appearing at a shop could symbolize abundance, prosperity, and the potential for positive change or growth. Bees, especially queen bees."
@Living my dreams said:
"Na so bee gather fr my house fr straight 3 days e no reach pass 1 week my sis kpaiii. Same bees came again e no pass 2 weeks my guy almost kpai fr my huz so I don’t think that’s a good sign."
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