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See photos of man who reportedly turned into a dog after getting out of his car in Rivers

Wonders shall never end. Just when you think you have seen it all on social media, something extraordinary happens. A young man just reported the case of a man who turned into a dog in Rivers state.

This report has left Port Harcourt, Rivers state capital in shock. It was also reported that the dog was killed after it allegedly transformed from a human being.

According to multiple online reports, it was alleged that the man turned into an animal after he alighted from his car at Garrison area of the state.

Social media user claims man turns into a dog after alighting from his car in Rivers (photos)

Social media user claims man turns into a dog after alighting from his car in Rivers Photo: Wilson Agbagbo
Source: Facebook

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A Facebook user Wilson Agbagbo shared pictures from the scene with the caption: “Port Harcourt garrison why them day fight ever day by day this one I day hear now say somebody change to big dog.”

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However, no one can tell if the dog was beaten or stoned to death but the animal could be seen lying selflessly on the ground.

Social media user claims man turns into a dog after alighting from his car in Rivers (photos)

The fog seen in a nearby bush Photo: Wilson Agbagbo
Source: Facebook

Legit.ng earlier reported that a Facebook user identified as Mark Findlay recently shared heart-breaking details of the passing of a 25-year-old Nigerian man known as Prince Jerry. According to him, Jerry ended his own life after being denied residency for humanitarian purposes in Italy.

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