FireUpNow:
I heard a Lion in Ibadan zoo was fes with yam and palm ok. Owu don bend Lion

CSTRR:
Programming is sweet sha.


This woman has been proving hard to get.

So I just compiled all her pictures on whatsapp that have saved into my phone, created a javascript program that allows the pictures to change to any of her pictures randomly on click and with different beautiful messages on each click.

I hosted it on netlify and sent the website link to her.

The lady don call me 20 times now.

mrksquare:


Andonni Local Government Area of Rivers state have elephants in it's thick forest. Sometimes the elephants stray into the communities say hi to the locals.

EmekaBlue:
Local elephant

My guy here dey argue with me say lion dey Nigeria...like Nigeria made lion wey dey bush o no be zoo or imported ones...I tell am say na Lie

Kcitytv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfuSMOiyeJs

socialmediaman:
The elephant de chop well so? As criminality full Nigeria under PDP and APC like this, director fit don carry elephant food money build house for Abuja, and if them catch am now, e go say na him housemaid bring snake wey swallow the money

Na why we need Peter Obi make Nigeria better for all of us

Olasimpson:

Abeg get out with this Obi shit. Show me how he turned Anambra to Dubai? Useless people celebrating failure.

traihit:


You mean the tourist op or who?

If you're really passionate about the animal, go to Jos and fight for it or what's the name of what you did there with your post?

TOPCRUISE:
Ilorin is known historically known as Ilu Erin. In English it is translated as the City of Elephants because that is where Elephants converge.
But now if you see squirrel in Ilorin you will be grateful.

aklid:
Ọmọ this elephant have been there for long ehh

I remembered meeting two there a mom and her baby I guess….., that’s around 2008-2009 whilst still in primary school

lexy2014:


Oba Ewuare II

Quelme:
everything boss apart from the MOU ugly governor.

sageb:


Months ago, an elephant was seen in Ngo community. I opine that such an animal should be taken to The zoo at slaughter/Okujagu for animal conservation and tourist sight seeing.

paradigmshift:
everything like wetin.. obaseki no join normally

mrksquare:



To me I am of the opinion that it should be left in it's natural habitat. I don't like animals being imprisoned in zoo. As much as zoo has its advantage of preventing pooshing, but the truth is, research has shown that animals tends to do better when kept in it's natural space. The last time I visited the Port Harcourt zoo, the animals were looking malnourished. I really do not know if things have changed now that Wike has refurbished the place.

Quelme:
if you nor be ovbie Edo kpataki, you no go understand.

sageb:


presently, the Zoo is open for tourist activities.
Any time, you wish to visit, let me know.

paradigmshift:
na oba people wan chop... Baba go sit down abeg.. na Edo I dey.. Edo dey backwards

lexy2014:


That's not what I asked you. Where can African elephants you mentioned be found in Africa?

brainhgeek:


These images, courtesy Wikipedia should help you understand my point.
That is the distribution of the Loxodonta genus in Africa.
The bush elephant prefers the grassland while the forest elephant roams the tropical rainforest, and are more populated in Cameroon. They stroll into Nigeria and might be spotted in little herds or singly once in a while. Evidences of residential herds in Nigeria is scarce. Habitat loss and habitat fragmentation has driven them beyond human sighting.
Lastly, it doesn't matter where they are found; Cameron, Gabon, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria..... taxonomically, they are still called African bush or African forest elephants. They are not named by the country where they are found.

Mcreloaded:


Yea Nigeria has lions in the northern parts of Nigeria.
Though they are very few in numbers and slightly different from their cousins in other parts of Africa.
Google is ur friend

lexy2014:


Offpoint and irrelevant grammar. My question is very simple, where can African elephants be found in Africa?

Nyanabo:
This one don't have tusk? Or our people have harvested the tusk?