IdeeEsperanza:

Let me interpret:
Dude, this meat is very big o.
Chai, see how this crocodile's head is big.
I trust my Akwa Ibom guys, they will consume this animal fast fast.
I miss pepper soup meat oh

NtoAkwaIbom:

chaiiii kasseh mkpo si ntak... ooooohhhhh mmoh ke nke ba ooooo.. dat is, mbufu eyung etie etta afid unam ado, isukke ibaka akemmi inim...
chaiiii...

correctNwa042:
you don't seem to know what endangered species are? Have you asked yourself why lions are now very scarce in Nigeria?

GrandFinale2017:
make them scarce na.
Mumu animal activist. If lions dey boku for this continent you for dey alive today?

Arkyval:


'no alligator in Africa' are you for real? Bros come my area, make them catch one give you.

texazzpete:


Crocodiles aren't endangered here, and there's no sense in trying to domesticate a crocodile. None of those guys are equipped or trained to 'study' a crocodile and there's really nothing else they could have learnt from observing this creature than they'd have gotten from a rigorous Google search.

While I find it mildly distasteful that people are willing to roast and eat any type of organism they catch, there's no reason for your complaints here.

Prinztong:
This reptile was caught today by some guys in a riverine and swampy area in Akwa Ibom State. The reptile was so powerful as its battled with its captors. One of the captor sustained a serious injury while trying to catch the reptile. The guys are considering selling it off but two of them prefer they slaughter it and sale some part while they will make hot pepper soup with the remaining. I support the slaughtering because I'll follow shareooo...I'll like to taste this reptile meat mbok.
Pls is this A Crocodile or Alligator because many people say it's a Crocodile.

GogetterMD:
This toddler croc is what you are calling powerful? The thing was in its habitat jeje you went to meet it there

GogetterMD:

Have you seen the monstrous size of a full grown salt water croc before?

Camlot000007:
I hate people eating this creature

Sterix10:

N I prophesise she will give birth to bouncing baby boy in the next 9months

NtoAkwaIbom:

chaiiii kasseh mkpo si ntak... ooooohhhhh mmoh ke nke ba ooooo.. dat is, mbufu eyung etie etta afid unam ado, isukke ibaka akemmi inim...
chaiiii...

IdeeEsperanza:
And who said there are no alligators in Nigeria? I've eaten alligator before na. It was brought from Cross River state.

laiza:
Considering making hot pepper soup and selling some parts. Really? Are you fucking kidding me right now Must man kill everything he sees? That creature has been existing since the time of dinosaurs and draggons and protecting it's continued existence by passing down gene and delicate cellular information to its offspring over thousands of centuries. This is a baby croc of not more than 2-3 years old. You could have just capture it and study it's way of life perhaps you'd learn something instead of trying to justify the longer throat and akproko of your ubiquitous stomach and a few thousand bucks. The digestive system of that creature can handle anything, from stone to the complex microorganisms and the fauna/floral ecosystem of its habitat. It's stomach acid can dissolve bones and roofing nails in a matter of days. Do you even want to know why it does that or how? You guys are lucky you didn't encounter a fully grown Nile croc or worse a 12ft alligator. I wonder what will happen when we find the first anaconda in Nigeria. Oh wait lemme guess, it's going to end up in the belly of the beast. Shame on you guys!

Prinztong:
Ayata Next time Jaka Ami...mbok kpe!

luckyz4rea:
This one na kwaibocodile o.... A crocodile from Akwaibom.

Prinztong:
Ataaa Akpaniko Ke Atang