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Saturday, January 04, 2014

CROCODILE CAUGHT IN OMOLE ESTATE?


 According to reports by Punch,a crocodile over six feet long was seen in the Omole estate area of ikeja recently and this has thrown the residents into fear….yes fear because It is rare to find wild animals roaming free in neighbourhoods .



The animal, which residents described as “very large”, became a spectacle at one of the gates to the estate, on Sunday, December 22, 2013. For residents not used to seeing wild animals lurking in their neighbourhoods, the sight was unexpected.
The animal had earlier been caught by the estate’s security operatives around 2am on Omotunde Akinsola Street after it strayed from a swampland at one end of the neighbourhood and Three bullets shot at the animal did not kill it.


*I wonder why they were shooting at the crocodile,na thief?e kill person?please next time they see such they should use people trained to handle such emergencies to put the crocodile to sleep and take it to a secure place….wetin concern security operatives with crocodile? 
*So none of the resident had a camera phone to snap the crocodile?lol

76 comments:

  1. Wetin this Stella dey even yarn sef? People trained? Trained where? Agbaka wey pipo dey eat.

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    1. My sister agbaka sweet well. Na Ekiuwa we dey go buy am dat year. I miss home jor.

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    2. In places where wild life is preserved and you need permit to kill an animal.the wild life preservation unit and the vets are called to remove such displaced animals

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    3. Huh! This is Nigeria my sister.. and that crocodile don here am, na confirm meat for some people today..

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    4. People for ethical treatment of animals

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    5. Them dey shade am for front of iyanga market still.

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    6. I laugh at all this people including stella who's say that there should be a wild life tangency to blah blah blah. People this is Nigeria. The agency in charge of protecting humans (police) don't work how much less the one protecting animals. Please abeg. If I see a croc I will KILL it. Because if I don't save myself in Nigeria, who will

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    7. I read Forestry and Wildlife Res. Mgt. There's no job for people like us in Nigeria. These are the places we are supposed to come in, but neither Govt nor private institutions send us. Who knows, if i don't divert to another field i might start my conservation mgt coy someday.

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    1. Stella wu won die ds new year? Wich trained pple we gt 4 9ja? U nova hear of crocodile bread? Wetn u tnk sai dm dy use mk am

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  3. Aunty stella....av u 4gottn we are in naija...they will not only shoot d crocodile,they will burn d animal!!

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  4. Why do they have to shoot the Crocodile in the first place, there should be an organisation in charge of wildlife that are trained to handle such animals. When I say Naija is backward now they will want to rain cuss on me.

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    1. Indeed,u seem to forget its crocodile we r talking abt,wat wud u do if u open ur gate one morning n see crocodile lying by d gate? Dey suppose find sharp cutlass cut am into 2!

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    2. Indeed,u seem to forget its crocodile we r talking abt,wat wud u do if u open ur gate one morning n see crocodile lying by d gate? Dey suppose find sharp cutlass cut am into 2!

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    3. Assume a lying position on the floor right here

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    4. Lol@ juliet u are so funny.

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  5. happiest girl in the block4 January 2014 at 12:13

    Anty stella of life. This na naija. Pls at my back yard when I was a teenager our gardener caught leopard, antelop, and mighty python. Some of these animals move around. And we have rendered them homeless.

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    1. Y call her a liar? You know where she grow up? Abi una no know say some people house na forest e dey?

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    2. N.a. Jungle be your base.LOL....LIAR OF LIFE

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    3. the happiest girl in the block4 January 2014 at 13:32

      Call me a liar? Come 2 rivers state around choba/aluu area u will see a think forest. When I was in uniport I saw a very long fat black snake when I was taking a shory cut 4rm aluu 2 the main campus 4 lectures. That was my final year. If ur not there don't talk. Atleast uniport or ex uniport student could attest 2 the think forest.

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    4. *thick*..... u are welcome

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    5. Wch kind final year student you be

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    6. Madam think forest easy na,I stay at choba and av got friends at aluu but say leopard kwa? Nne jiriya nwayo biko.....

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    7. So u are from. Aluu community? #takes off#
      Why lion no go dey una backyard#runs faster#

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    8. @ Queen Bee...u cracked me up real hard,can't stop laughing....

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    9. You dey read jungle book too much or you grew up with Tarzan.

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    10. @queen bee..lmao..u cray!!

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  6. Heeehn? SDK. Na who you de give that advice? LOL. It's just like saying they should call experts on wild-life if an antelope strays into the neighbourhood. Call experts...when GOD don bless person with *bush meat*. Nigerians generally don't see the importance of preserving wild-life so it will not work.

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  7. So stella until the crocodile kills some1 b4 they take action ryt? So if u r to find one in front of ur house u will walk pass it ryt? Pls b sure of what u r sayn. How many pple are trained to take care of such emergencies in that area?. God help us o..*CHIZZY*

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  8. Wow! They've finally caught Lepa Shandy's alter ego.

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    1. Hehehehehehehehehe...jobless easy on dis lepa shandy.e b lyk say u like dat gal

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    2. They will soon be boos' of life!
      PJ I sense u love shandy right#winks#

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    3. PJ could be right sha. It takes a mad fellow to know another. LWKMD!

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    4. Walahi I had to laff...na srz alter ego

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    5. wow! I screamed upon reading this response! This had me in stitches! What a response!

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    6. I always like to ignore this pj but Abeg I don die here. Dude is funny as hell. Mad boy.

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  9. Hmmm don't be suprise the crocodile is somebody living in that estate,ogboni things oh.y them dey shoot am the crocodile thy find e house and family.the good lord have mercy

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    1. Ur own too much good lord good lord

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  10. Well, it may just be a giant Aligator! #meat

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  11. Well, it may just be a giant Aligator! #CoRRECTmeat

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    1. @yomslaw oponu! Its crocodile. No Aligators in Nigeria. Ode oshi

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  12. Crocodile ke? I just left Omole some hours ago, didn't hear such news.

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    1. Waka about. You try ma

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    2. Aunty, you are always everywhere! Kudos!

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    3. Am telling you oluyomi represent evry post

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    4. Oluyomi must have personal experience on every post

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  13. SDK am sorry I av to digress but cud u pls mak a full post on Governor Aregbesola of Osun State? He's turnd Osun State into anoda thing and even bastardized d education sector. how can all schools in Osun State be wearing d same uniform? Wat if a studnt from anoda school commits an offence? He's also merged all schools together. Oyinlola spent 7yrs n had a debt of 18billion, Aregbesola has spent only 3yrs and his debt is 400billion. He has rendered local govt useless n he handles all d local govt projects( which is against d constitution). He borrowed money in d name of local govt but he dint allocate a dime to local govt and also refused to pay december salary. Pls help us out by using ur blog to bring justice.

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  14. "People trained to handle such emergencies ". Stella, for naija?

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  15. All the witches in your area this 2014.....die by fire, die by fire.

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  16. Wen snake alone dey fear pple , na crocodile??? olorun maje !!snap ke ?????helll no !

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  17. madam so a whole stella and are lying? must u hear everything? amebo! u b stella?

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  18. Naija tins cn always b difrent.hw ar we sure dis is nt human crocodile?

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  19. Sdk pls I beg u in d name of God, post my comment on Aregbesola. Sorry to digress..

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  20. Trained to make gini sleep? Abi na sleep of death you mean. When people don see correct meat except una village pple wey sabi forbid croc tinz sha. And na swamps full everywhere for this lagos, so they are bound to show up at any given tym. Here no be US forestry unit. Na naija we de. Na kill and eat economy.

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  21. Wild life ke? For 9ja? Does d govt know d meaning?

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  22. They suld contact negeo wild or animal planet on DSTV.

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  23. Stella,we rather have pple trained professionally to butcher the meat into pieces and roast it for waiting salivating mouths.

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  24. Wild life in Nigeria? Stella how Many yrs have u been away? U seem to have lost touch with your country, go to the zoos, u will be shocked, I think all they have is one or 2 monkeys.The few animals there look so hungry. I remember I got back from work one day and saw a cat chill axing by my corridor, all efforts to scare the cat away proved abortive, we tried everything and eventually we had to kill the cat oh,God forgive me but the cat was so stubborn.

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  25. they are shooting crocodile, while thieves come, steal and escape and no one shoots. long hissssssssssssssssss

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  26. I saw dis and even have a pic of it in front of the estate gate....besides stella b fuckin real nd stop wif ol d fake laif tales abt calling up wild life in naija! U knw berta mheen stop talkn nonsense...

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  27. This happened very close to my house and I am scared to my marrow to visit the place next time.

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  28. Haba!wen its not even raining season

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  29. Dem fit transport am go Aso Rock. Afterall Jonathan is in dire need of wild animals.

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  30. I stay at the estate and have pictures. It was the 2nd to the last Sunday of December, saw it in the morning on my way to church just beside the gate, Although i heard the commotion in the night.

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  31. Crocodile na estate ndi mmadu bi kwa! Hia! Onye ogbula osoo.....

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