Considering the registration number, TX 5803, inscribed on a black battery under the craft, a source said the space craft must have taken off from NASA base in Texas in the US

Jakumo: If I were in the shoes of the person who launched that craft, I would have inscribed my phone number on the airframe, along with an offer of a reward of just five thousand naira to whosoever retrieved the bird. That tiny reward would have GUARANTEED that the craft would be returned to its rightful owner, no questions asked.

Jakumo: If the quad-copter shown in the picture above IS the object that crashed through the roof in Ibadan Nigeria, then it was most certainly NOT launched from Texas, but from somewhere less than ONE mile from the crash site.

That is NOT a military "drone" but a hobbyist quad-copter with very limited range, that is available to anyone with $350 to spend, from numerous internet websites. Somewhere in Ibadan there is a hobbyist who has lost his aerial photography toy, and that is all there is to this story.

US drones that are designated for long-range operations are ALL fixed-wing airplanes, and NOT helicopter derivatives like the Walkera Model QRX350 shown in the above picture, which, by the way, looks suspiciously un-damaged, in the aftermath of a purported crash.

bumdish: BUSTED: This device is neither a baby toy nor a military drone. You can get it in Guangzho not Texas

musiwa112:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNrI9iex-Go

Sheik El Musiwa Aare Ona Kankafo Bin Satellite, is here

Jakumo:

I am but a lowly muff-diver, Ishilove, with a mad obsession for all things that fly.

Jakumo: If the quad-copter shown in the picture above IS the object that crashed through the roof in Ibadan Nigeria, then it was most certainly NOT launched from Texas, but from somewhere less than ONE mile from the crash site.

That is NOT a military "drone" but a hobbyist quad-copter with very limited range, that is available to anyone with $350 to spend, from numerous internet websites. Somewhere in Ibadan there is a hobbyist who has lost his aerial photography toy, and that is all there is to this story.6

US drones that are designated for long-range operations are ALL fixed-wing airplanes, and NOT helicopter derivatives like the Walkera Model QRX350 shown in the above picture, which, by the way, looks suspiciously un-damaged, in the aftermath of a purported crash.

Jakumo:

I am but a lowly muff-diver, Ishilove, with a mad obsession for all things that fly.

Jakumo:

I am but a lowly muff-diver, Ishilove, with a mad obsession for all things that fly.