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Lunar Eclipse Shock Nigerians and Ghanaians \u2013 Moon Turn Red Like Fire<\/strong><\/h1>\n

Locals Watch Nature\u2019s Free Drama for Sky Sunday Night<\/h3>\n

Lagos, Nigeria \/ Accra, Ghana many\u00a0 Sky watchers for Nigeria and Ghana gather outside Sunday night, 7th September, as lunar eclipse show face for sky. Di moon turn red as blood, and many people snap photo, shout, and even pray. From mainland Lagos to high hills of Kumasi, di moon drama catch everybody eye.<\/p>\n

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Lunar Eclipse: Wetin Happen to Our Moon?!<\/p><\/div>\n

Wetin Happen to di Moon?<\/h3>\n

Di eclipse start around 8:30pm West African Time and reach full red colour by 9:45pm. To start with for\u00a0 some areas di moon even vanish small before e come show again like say e wear red veil.<\/p>\n

Oga Scientists explain say lunar eclipse<\/a> happen when Earth waka enter middle of sun and moon, block sun light from reaching moon. Na dis shadow make di moon change colour.<\/p>\n

\u201cWow!\u201d\u00a0 People React Online and Offline<\/h3>\n

As di moon begin shift colour, many Nigerians and Ghanaians run go social media:<\/p>\n

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\u201cI think say rapture don start!\u201d \u2013 one user tweet from Abuja.
\u201cThis moon fine pass Christmas light!\u201d \u2013 Lady post photo from Tema, Ghana.
\u201cMy pikin no wan sleep again. E dey ask if moon dey sick.\u201d \u2013 Mama talk from Port Harcourt.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Children, elders, students and even malam for street stop to watch di heavenly wonder.<\/p>\n

Eclipse No mean\u00a0 Harm<\/h3>\n

Plenty people ask whether dis kind eclipse<\/a> dangerous, but scientists from both Nigeria and Ghana meteorological offices don talk say:<\/p>\n

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\u201cNo danger dey. Lunar eclipse dey safe to look with ordinary eye. E no go blind you like solar eclipse.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Dem even use opportunity teach people about astronomy and how nature dey work.<\/p>\n

Quick Facts About Lunar Eclipse<\/h3>\n