Beesluv:
Just make sure your house Is well lighted n continue to keep it clean

iluvweed:
Why should you move away lol, just fumigate the whole compound and you will be sleeping happily ever after....

Curiouscat:
Snipper my broda...use it often!!! It weaken d hell outta them,if atall they made it to your room.

Krak:



Please what particular chemicals is advisable to use for fumigation? I ask this because I discovered that they might be immune to some chemicals and I base this assumption on the fact that I notice kerosene does not kill them.

LBlessing:
Hadn't seen or heard much about scorpion until I left Lag for school, almost three years ago. Infact when I saw it in my room, I killed it and wasn't sure it was a scorpion till I snapped and sent the picture to my friend who confirmed it was.
I used sniper in my room, but I had to use it occasionally. I needed something that'll keep it permanently away from my room, so I spoke to someone about it, and the person suggested bitter kola.
Ever since I started using it, I haven't seen a scorpion in my room, either dead or alive.

Krak:


This is the most interesting information I have come across this year. How long have you been using the bitter kola in your room, and are you really sure that they really worked?

Did you grind it or you just used it whole?

EnterPRO:
pls which part of Nigeria is this?

so I know where not to rent.

LBlessing:

Started using it early this year. And I didn't grind it, but you can cut it in two(after removing the peel)
I have it almost everywhere in my room; I have two at my door, one each at the edges of my bed, in my wardrobe, my kitchen and in my bathroom.
Lolz... I know it's too much, but the heck! I can't stand the thought of scorpion in my room. My friends sometimes tease that I have some 'native-doctor tinz' going on But then, they're placed in a way that it's hardly visible to a stranger, even the ones at the door.
Like I said earlier, I haven't seen scorpions since I started using it, so I think it works, coupled with my prayers to God for protection.

You can google more on it too.

Krak:
I have killed several scorpions inside my room. Some were small and some were very big.

Scorpions are very prevalent in the area where I stay and my landlady also sells firewood which aids in the presence of these scorpions.

The compound where I stay is neat and my room is also very neat and clean, but the rate at which these things enter my room is very alarming.

Just yesterday night I killed a massive and fearsome looking scorpion on my carpet. Now I am very afraid of even staying in that room and I cant just leave because I still have 9 months on my house rent.

Please I need help about what I can use in my room that will either repel them from my room or kill them automatically whenever they enter my room.

This is a very serious appeal because I know there are many people out there with this same problem.

PapiWata:


In some localities of Thailand, scorpions are cooked with spice and onions for serving as a delicacy to discerning diners. Rather than complain about the ready availability of scorpions in your house, you should snack on a few of those scaly beasties, and share your observations about taste and texture in the culture section of this forum.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Krak:


Mr Mamywater husband, this is not Thailand, this is Nigeria.

How many scorpions have you eaten?

Do I need to say that this is a serious situation for me and my safety and I need serious, helpful and practical contributions on my predicament.

Thanks for your cooperation.

Krak:


Makurdi, Benue State. And its not all parts of the town that is infested.

PapiWata:


In some localities of Thailand, scorpions are cooked with spice and onions for serving as a delicacy to discerning diners. Rather than complain about the ready availability of scorpions in your house, you should snack on a few of those scaly beasties, and share your observations about taste and texture in the culture section of this forum.

Thank you for your cooperation.

amunkita:
When I saw this thread d day u opened it I jst laughed cous I ve killed nofin less than 15 scorpions since I moved into my apartment.

When I noticed d scorpion fin immediately I packed in I was jst as scared as u were buh I blived dat bible portion that I will trample on them buh nofin will happen (as nwa Jesus wey I be)

Was compelled to write this cous I jst killed two last nite nd d 1 I killed on monday is still hanging on d wall as a reminder 2 b careful.

Jst ve faith nd d scorpions will all bcome ur fwend..

PapiWata:


See how as dem dey waste correct house meat, and kill am throway like say dem no know say na betta chop dem dey waste so.

amunkita:


Papiwata.. Shebii u wey dey talk don fry all d egg wey mosquito lay ontop wata bah...

LBlessing:

Started using it early this year. And I didn't grind it, but you can cut it in two(after removing the peel)
I have it almost everywhere in my room; I have two at my door, one each at the edges of my bed, in my wardrobe, my kitchen and in my bathroom.
Lolz... I know it's too much, but the heck! I can't stand the thought of scorpion in my room. My friends sometimes tease that I have some 'native-doctor tinz' going on But then, they're placed in a way that it's hardly visible to a stranger, even the ones at the door.
Like I said earlier, I haven't seen scorpions since I started using it, so I think it works, coupled with my prayers to God for protection.

You can google more on it too.

Curiouscat:
Snipper my broda...use it often!!! It weaken d hell outta them,if atall they made it to your room.

Krak:


I have been using Sniper and I must say it has been very effective in killing them. I see their dead bodies in my room almost everyday.

But my brother that Sniper can kill a human being o. Imagine it melts my carpet and the odour cam kill if you are not careful.

I just sprinkle it on my carpet before I go out in the morning and I come back in the evening to see the magic it has done.

Although I have made up my mind to leave this place as soon as possible because I still dont feel safe.

Below is a picture of the latest casualty this morning.