homerac7: chai! a kid has lost his Christmas toy.

na who tell this oversabi reporter say US military drones dey fly all way from Texas to Ibadan ? :-/

lastmanstandn:

Your great grand fathers are TERRORISTS.

Omo ale jati jati. Omo eru, aj'okuta ma mu'omi

Lmao...this terrorist is shiting in pants already.

Are your kinds not breeding terrorist both in uk and states?
Dont you worry...southwest Nigeria is on the watchlist.
Soonest..you will be the last man standing in that evil region.


Ekwensu kpokwa gi na nna nna gi oku..

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.

Philipmems: Nice post its obvious you are aware of your tech surroundings but please note that this devices can be controlled remotely using VPN like software that can be monitored over the internet using GSM internet network/GPS. Just like your modern day tracking device for vehicle that can be put off/on from any location, the vehicle will also give you a live feed of the gear its on, current speed, camera view exact location with error of 5meters, what I am saw is that this should not be taken lightly I can assure you someone has lost his toy doesn't have that high tech look of a spy drone but never underestimate that power of the unknown.

emmalexabl:


Lmao...this terrorist is shiting in pants already.

Are your kinds not breeding terrorist both in uk and states?
Dont you worry...southwest Nigeria is on the watchlist.
Soonest..you will be the last man standing in that evil region.


Ekwensu kpokwa gi na nna nna gi oku..

lastmanstandn:

Your great grand fathers are TERRORISTS.

Omo ale jati jati. Omo eru, aj'okuta ma mu'omi

adefemi007: this is wat joy lobo(not sure of d spelling) was trying to build in the film 3 idiots before committing suicide.

eaglechild: Ibadan no dey disappoint for primitivity.

Look how they are calling an aerial camera, drone and everyone is going crazy.

And look how crappy that house is.

gratiaeo:
Don't insult Ashipa of Awotan,
Chief Tajudeen Adetoro house. That house is sophisticated incase you don't know

eaglechild: Ibadan no dey disappoint for primitivity.

Look how they are calling an aerial camera, drone and everyone is going crazy.

And look how crappy that house is.

Cubeet2: hi everybody,am the owner of airbird,pls its is not a drone. I use it for aerial surveys. i stay in lagos. It crashed due to some technical faults. Its quite expensive and am sorry for the damage. I have contacted some of the residence there in ibadan where the accident happened and the case is now with the police. Am gonna repair the broken roof and then i found out that the airbird can still be repaired. So its not a military drone please....THANKS Y'ALL

alcuin: How can it be smoking when it is battery powered?

Did this really happened?

lertee: Since it happened in Ibadan,it is most likely the work of 'awon iya ajibola edun' (terrestrial mothers),they now come like drones instead of birds..

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.