Tell us the truth how many young men have you destroy??

Flirtyjane:
Every animal we see in this country, we kill it.

There was supposed to be animal protection law in this country.

The dear is too beautiful to be killed.

We are destroying the ecosystem in this country.

lhordspy:
It ran into the wrong hands.....

Something that was running from death and eventually jam Murderers.

Whether or not you like it, people will eat meat. That's just the way nature designed it to be. Humans must eat animals to survive, just the way other wild animals eat their preys to live.

Onucs:


That's is how one caught a fish that is worth millions of dollars and ate his destiny with his family. I mean, who does that?

Na food him see

Domif:
When there's wild fire outbreak in Australia, the citizens help to rescue wild life and also provide basic needs for there survival including medicals. In Nigeria, reverse is the case. We have a long way to g

The Australians saving Kangaroos are also the ones eating them for food jsyk

Firstson33:
its called impala and not dear

close but that's not impala

For obodo oyibo, if u kill dis same particular deer come post am for social media,
You are done for.
You go pay money or go prison, or BOTH.

PointZerom:
Cook and eat no Wahala

if Dem eat am heaven wan fall

[i][/i]thank God for d flood dat brought d Bush meat

Onucs:
That is a dear I think

no ooo nah dare

God is great

Flirtyjane:
Every animal we see in this country, we kill it.

There was supposed to be animal protection law in this country.

The dear is too beautiful to be killed.

We are destroying the ecosystem in this country.

Na practical human protection laws we need first...

Better pepper soup Don set

BuyDomain:


Deer, not dear.

Pele wole soyinka ogbon agbon ju

No be small ooo, Real meat .

BoneBlogger:
Do you remember the flood that happened in Delta State in the Ofagbe area just a few days ago?

Up till now, the town is still flooded, no going out of the town and no coming out.

If you tried to leave, you must be very careful.

2 dead bodies recovered so far as a result of drowning.

Well, that is not the essence of the post.

Animals are also affected.

This animal came out of its habitat due to the floor and the residents killed it.


A video of the floor was posted here https://www.facebook.com/100083258474451/posts/pfbid0298GeUUHwap2wufqBj1nh2giSagP9VpcVC1ztSP1YXXtfdy6MW7hfnh7q5eQKjXyyl/?app=fbl

Wow ofagbe

Onucs:
That is a dear I think

No now.

It's a bear.

It just sounds like a dear. Bear, dear.

OnyeAshuaUru:
Mgbada

Nkeni Wu Ene, not mgbada

Flirtyjane:
Every animal we see in this country, we kill it.

There was supposed to be animal protection law in this country.

The dear is too beautiful to be killed.

We are destroying the ecosystem in this country.

You said it all.

Do you know only 1 in ten Nigerians have actually seen an elephant in wildlife. Very few has seen a full grown python.

What I am emphasizing is that, we have depleted the environment so much.

zimdante:


That's right you got it, I almost mistook it to be an antelope

Truly, it's a kangaroo as he said. You mistook it for an antelope. I was thinking it's a lamb..

Firstson33:
its called impala and not dear

No is not Impala, because Impala has a long horn.

I agree.

Flirtyjane:
Every animal we see in this country, we kill it.

There was supposed to be animal protection law in this country.

The dear is too beautiful to be killed.

We are destroying the ecosystem in this country.

Firstson33:
its called impala and not dear

Why not visit google before typing this misleading comment? That's a deer and not an impala.

Flirtyjane:
Every animal we see in this country, we kill it.

There was supposed to be animal protection law in this country.

The dear is too beautiful to be killed.

We are destroying the ecosystem in this country.

Animal Protection Law where HUNGER dey, abeg no blame them, our Leaders has worsened everything. In as much as I concur with you but How will you convince person wey never chop meat nor fish for more than a week or month not to kill this nutritious bush meat if he/she sees it.

Make God help us oo... As my Kogi friend do say then, abeg for this Naija real HUNGER dey

Onucs:
That is a dear I think

antelop

I would love to protect the animals, but you have a point too.

At least some regulations should be exercised, so these beautiful animals do not go into extinctions, we will just eat everything up at this rate.

we should not just participate in consumption of animal meat (wild), more importantly be involved in their conservation, and maybe if people fancy their meat, they can rear them and grow them up, and even return some to the wild, as a good gesture ,

I believe we are not just consumers who eat and take and keep taking without giving back to the environment.

Sunnybabe:
Animal Protection Law where HUNGER dey, abeg no blame them, our Leaders has worsened everything. In as much as I concur with you but How will you convince person wey never chop meat nor fish for more than a week or month not to kill this nutritious bush meat if he/she sees it.

Make God help us oo... As my Kogi friend do say then, abeg for this Naija real HUNGER dey

Na how I go take dey smuggle Kangaroos from Australia come Naija make we dey kill them chop, na that one concern me oh.

Those Kangaroos in Australia are too numerous to be roaming about with wreckless abandon.

And you are about taking it down to your the stomach habitat

SeriouslySense:
I would love to protect the animals, but you have a point too.

At least some regulations should be exercised, so this animals do not go into extinctions, we will just eat everything up at this rate.

as in even the ones that nobody will eat my Naija people will still kill it and throw it away. Imagine how those beautiful butterflies that use to be rampant those years back compare to now where some of them have gone into extinction and some has become endangered species.

May God help us oo

BoneBlogger:
Do you remember the flood that happened in Delta State in the Ofagbe area just a few days ago?

Up till now, the town is still flooded, no going out of the town and no coming out.

If you tried to leave, you must be very careful.

2 dead bodies recovered so far as a result of drowning

Well, that is not the essence of the post.

Animals are also affected.

This animal came out of its habitat due to the floor and the residents killed it.


A video of the floor was posted here https://www.facebook.com/100083258474451/posts/pfbid0298GeUUHwap2wufqBj1nh2giSagP9VpcVC1ztSP1YXXtfdy6MW7hfnh7q5eQKjXyyl/?app=fbl

my delta people and bushmeat 5&6

Flirtyjane:
Every animal we see in this country, we kill it.

There was supposed to be animal protection law in this country.

The dear is too beautiful to be killed.

We are destroying the ecosystem in this country.

if hunger catch you believe me u go throw away the ECO just jejelly follow the SYSTEM.

I enjoyed those times, when i played with butterflies, and when the sand still smelled like Life after rain. In those days, after the rain you can smell the grass, and insects in soils.

we are not taking care of our environment, its not healthy like before and the Life within it is not as healthy too.

Nowadays, when i experience good environments, with much life living in it, i feel more alive and its healthy.

Even in the air in a healthy environment does a lot for the health.

Sunnybabe:
as in even the ones that nobody will eat my Naija people will still kill it and throw it away. Imagine how those beautiful butterflies that use to be rampant those years back compare to now where some of them have gone into extinction and some has become endangered species.

May God help us oo

Domif:
When there's wild fire outbreak in Australia, the citizens help to rescue wild life and also provide basic needs for there survival including medicals. In Nigeria, reverse is the case. We have a long way to g

You said Australia not Nigeria. So what's your headache