KingAzubuike:

You're the only person with a sensible answer. Unfortunately, Tasmanian devil's aren't found in this part of the world.

Wow �. My son actually told me the name ooo.
Thanks for enlightening me.

Zane2point4:
Not "nkapia" ,this one big pass nkapia its called "Nkwukwa" in igbo. Its actually tasty.

very tasty bro. U sabi

salisuammy:

Wow �. My son actually told me the name ooo.
Thanks for enlightening me.

It's likely a mongoose .

majamajic:
Baby bush pig

Wrong.

Kosoco:
Op we call it Nkapia.... Is smells horrible. Be carful as it carry a viral load of diseases... it’s very smelly if it around you. And it’s bad thing in our place. It depicts bad thing. Nkapia..

I dont think it is what you call it. Nkapia is Asin in yoruba but this is bigger than Asin

I laugh in china

saintbillion:
him dey bite person?

No, e no dey bite, e go just chew..

Atalachi:
it is called Nkwukwa, it is a white meat. teste like Chicken. very high in protein.

my man i sight u. The meat sweet die

This one na the grand father of mouse na

I think it’s a ferret, they are known to eat domestic chickens

Palliative! Have you forgotten this COVID come from a wild animal like that?

OmoOduduwa01:
OP... You dey use paracetamol prepare your meat?

why na?

iamdapsyj:
its a tazmania devil

I beg to differ. The claws and posture are quite different, and it's only native to Australia apprarently.

Chirowman:
food don set ooo

u spoke well

saintbillion:
Was about going out today to chill due to this lock down ooo. loo and behold I saw this pig-like wild animal trying to attack one of my chicken. Then quickly I use a stick and hit the head.
Natural palliative send from above.

Don't even know the name sha. can anyone help?
lalasticl.ala come here let's settle the matter for area now.

Covid-19

Its called Moloko in Yoruba.

Na nkapi be this o

Grown one

Aimerosa25:
It's an anteater

Thats a Cusimanse not An anteater.

It's called TASMANIA DEVIL

UrRealG:
Ugly.. and u don already roast am chop

Nawa

Zenith

Lol. U read my mind. The The guy matter tire me. E don roast everything finish e dey complain say e ugly

That's your neighbour ooo.....

mykelswa:
I said I should use the space to ask a question. My cousin always makes sounds when sleeping, both at night n during the day. I get scared hearing it, like his in freight and I'll have to wake him up out of ear of the unknown. He'll wake up a and i expect him to say what the dream is all about but he won't and go back to sleep. Anyone who knows if it's health wise related or spiritual something?

We never settle our matter for ground finish..., abeg carry your matter go religious forum. Na dey they co help you settle ham

how much meat is in that...

Floki737:







Bro I said it b4 him.

hehe. You are on point bro. Sorry abt that send ur address so i can send ur own palliative. Its yummy

Its called (ADUKWA) in my language. its like smelling rat @home. it smell badly. its also eatable for those who wish to eat.

saintbillion:
Was about going out today to chill due to this lock down ooo. loo and behold I saw this pig-like wild animal trying to attack one of my chicken. Then quickly I use a stick and hit the head.
Natural palliative send from above.

Don't even know the name sha. can anyone help?
lalasticl.ala come here let's settle the matter for area now.

you don't know the name you also donot care all you want is just eating it.

salisuammy:
It looks like Tasmanian Devil AKA T Devil.

How did you know that?

wizod:
very very well. We call it nkwukwa in Igbo. They sleep on a thick and unpruned palm tree. They use to travel in group and IT IS A VERY SWEET AND DELICIOUS MEAT, far better than rabbit

i like the bolded part

Oracle13:
The animal is called 'Tasmanian devil" you don't have to eat every animal now ooh.

Tasmanian devil in Nigeria?

J111333:
If you didn't eat that bushmeat with fresh cold palmwine then you deserve to be jailed for murder.

my manchi. U sabi better thing. No mind all these indomie generations

You don't know the name but you believe it is edible, see what the economy have brought to us..