IMASTEX:
It was a nice experience for me over the weekend to visit Ogba Zoological Garden once again after a long time. The atmosphere was cool & serene to allow me the opportunity to appreciate the work of nature. Saw some animals, though not much. Being a snail farmer, it was more like a homely visit for me because of my general likeness for animals.

Just as I was moving around seeing the animals. I saw an inscription "AFTER ANIMALS ARE GONE. WHAT NEXT?" Then, I began to bonder on how the world without animals would be like. Especially, the way some Nairalanders are always willing to hunt down any creeping animals for food or just for the fun of killing them. There after coming on this platform to inquire of the name and all what not.

Now the big question is:
* AFTER ANIMALS ARE GONE. WHAT NEXT?"

* CAN WE HUMANS REALLY DO WITHOUT ANIMALS LIVING IN IT WITH US?

I've never heard of this zoo. Where in Ogba is it? Kindly describe

MODIFIED:
I've just checked on google. It's in Benin City, I thought it was in Ogba, Lagos.

tolugar:



Hunger is real bro.


Also most of these animals don't spare us either.


And this rat that's eating everything in my house including door "imagine eating door"

Killing it is a most

lagos rat nah bastard

Like say animals no dey reproduce, like say human beings no dey die. Bullshit question

Simplep:
Let them go first...when we get to that bridge,we will cross it

Supposed intelligent comment.
Me clapping...

Me sef i bonder oh

Simplep:
Let them go first...when we get to that bridge,we will cross it

Lmao

Simplep:
Let them go first...when we get to that bridge,we will cross it

Lol.. nice reply.. oya are u married cos I like ur picture.....

publicenemy:
You just won't to tell us you went to a zoo

Lool

enemy indeed

gr8tone:
This Your question remains of an inscription on a particular dangerous road in Nassarawa state. "many have gone you are the next" I was on my way to Jos. The kind of shock this inscription couple with the nature of the road sent down my spine, only God knows. Until we pass that place, I wasn't the one seating in the vehicle

chai nawa o.....wha road is that bro? i've never seen such inscription bfr

Buhari badt luck nor affect dis guy at all. #BringBackOurCoruption

tolugar:



Hunger is real bro.


Also most of these animals don't spare us either.


And this rat that's eating everything in my house including door "imagine eating door"

Killing it is a most

I don’t know why those rat eat door self, just to get entrance to d house. But they can’t eat my entrance door only if dem wan break teeth

Naija lions no dey ever fat. Kilode now

Nonso92:


So you're comparing yourself with an animal?

The natural instinct of a wild animal (predator) is to either be defensive when threatened or attack.

Man (Higher Animal), you can make a choice to attack, or just walk away. Or better still, RUN FOR YOUR LIFE!

will should then allow them to kill us?what then can u say about the Animals being killed daily by lions and other cani animals? Don't then also deserve to leave?what about the chicken and fishes you consume everyday?don't they also deserve to live?

No wonder all the animals lean die

Edonojie007:
W

olan4ward:
Look like the lion is on 40 days fasting.Is it by force to create zoo. This creature could have live better in their natural habitat than this hell call zoo

When half of the meat meant for the lion is been diverted by the zoo keepers.

Nonso92:
The rate at which we kill animals in this country is alarming.

Take Lala for instance, I'm not sure I can count how many snakes that man has killed this year alone.

U want make uncle Lala ban u for eternity Abi..??.

troublemakea:


chai nawa o.....wha road is that bro? i've never seen such inscription bfr

it's Nassarawa state. While going to Jos when you follow through Akwanga

gr8tone:
it's Nassarawa state. While going to Jos when you follow through Akwanga

May God continue to protect you bro.

I pass there mostly at Night coz when coming frm ibadan you will always reach Akwanga at late night and begin the journey to jos again at 5am probably is why i've not seen it

I wonder when peace would return to these regions

tolugar:



Hunger is real bro.


Also most of these animals don't spare us either.


And this rat that's eating everything in my house including door "imagine eating door"

Killing it is a most

That rat is from ur village mbok, haven't heard rats eat doors.

troublemakea:


May God continue to protect you bro.

I pass there mostly at Night coz when coming frm ibadan you will always reach Akwanga at late night and begin the journey to jos again at 5am probably is why i've not seen it

I wonder when peace would return to these regions

Amen. It is not about conflict or war but the condition and position of the the road. Hawan kibo is a very nice road compare to that place.

tolugar:



Hunger is real bro.


Also most of these animals don't spare us either.


And this rat that's eating everything in my house including door "imagine eating door"

Killing it is a most

Lol, cheap or expensive wood, Dem must chop am. Is it their door?

You see now ? When they tell you Lagos State was once a province of the Benin Kingdom, you will start arguing. The Ogba Zoo is in Benin City, Edo State.

Ogba is a Benin/Edoid/ Edo name. Same as Oshodi, Agege, Idumagbo, Idumota, Iju etc ( All areas in Lagos State ). These place names should tell you that Lagos was once occupied and dominated by people and immigrants from Benin and other parts of Edo State. The name 'Eko' means War Camp. There is a place in Benin City known as 'Ekosodin', very near the University of Benin. Oshodi, Agege, Iju etc are all Benin names. Cheers.

tolugar:



Hunger is real bro.


Also most of these animals don't spare us either.


And this rat that's eating everything in my house including door "imagine eating door"

Killing it is a most

Your own is door
My own finish my paint rubber where I kept my cray fish, ,,,,

Can someone tell me the meaning of 'Iju' in Yoruba Language?

Thank you. I am waiting for your answer

Yes,with 5 kids

Magnifico2000:

Lol.. nice reply.. oya are u married cos I like ur picture.....

chukwukahenry:

Dianyi ime aga?

Ichie adim oyi

api kresmas

Nonso92:


So you're comparing yourself with an animal?

The natural instinct of a wild animal (predator) is to either be defensive when threatened or attack.

Man (Higher Animal), you can make a choice to attack, or just walk away. Or better still, RUN FOR YOUR LIFE!

go and swagger in the front of a lion na

IMASTEX:

So many animals will soon be going into extinction if care is not taken.

So many have gone into extinction...

tolugar:



Hunger is real bro.


Also most of these animals don't spare us either.


And this rat that's eating everything in my house including door "imagine eating door"

Killing it is a most

Lol, you know everything in Africa is angry even the animals. Nigeria rat and USA rat no be the same so don't judge all rats with that one in your house. E fit be one woman from edo self so don't judge.

CreepyBlackpool:
After the animals are gone we start recreating them in the labs through genetic engineering, cloning and other branches of zoological and biological science

Why haven’t you done one to bring back dinosaur?

DoggoneDogg:
Where in Ogba is this zoo please?

Please quote me when you're answered...
I'm in Ogba, I'd like to take myself there this Yuletide.

IMASTEX:
It was a nice experience for me over the weekend to visit Ogba Zoological Garden once again after a long time. The atmosphere was cool & serene to allow me the opportunity to appreciate the work of nature. Saw some animals, though not much. Being a snail farmer, it was more like a homely visit for me because of my general likeness for animals.

Just as I was moving around seeing the animals. I saw an inscription "AFTER ANIMALS ARE GONE. WHAT NEXT?" Then, I began to bonder on how the world without animals would be like. Especially, the way some Nairalanders are always willing to hunt down any creeping animals for food or just for the fun of killing them. There after coming on this platform to inquire of the name and all what not.

Now the big question is:
* AFTER ANIMALS ARE GONE. WHAT NEXT?"

* CAN WE HUMANS REALLY DO WITHOUT ANIMALS LIVING IN IT WITH US?

Yes, some deadly animals are better killed. What if a black mamba that could have killed you making you not to post this on nairaland was killed beforehand? Wouldn't you like that?