Ablemed:


That's why I said you're not reading me to understanding. where did I type God specifically told me to be eating leopard? din I tell you I'm not cheering the eating of the leopard?? so why twisting my word for it?

pocohantas:


That was what you said. That God gave you right to everything and this includes baby leopards.

Ablemed:


You twisted my words, you know that right?? well we come back to this matter when Obi wins. let's check out polling results for now

pocohantas:


As we should. Lest we have to start eating lizards and leopards due to severe hardship.

Ablemed:


Now I think if ur not careful you'll get uppercut on ur mouth

pocohantas:


They have their territories and you have yours. You don’t encroach into their habitat to kill them. This man went to the bush armed with a gun to kill a young leopard. The leopard didn’t come to his house. He went to the leopard’s house and that is against sensible rules of engagement.

Everywhere on the land doesn’t belong to you. You know that and that is why you don’t live in a crocodile infested water or a jungle with jaguars. You are not Tarzan or Mowgli.

GentleChief:


Madam be there and be speaking big grammar. Just to sound woke. If a tiger, leopard or lion meets you on land.... Tell the wild animal about rules of engagement and encroaching onto your land. Dey Play my dear!

pocohantas:


No leopard will meet you on “your land”. The probability of that happening is less than 0%. How many leopards have you encountered in Amukoko where you reside?

izzou:




You are very very mad, ma.

pocohantas:


No leopard will meet you on “your land”. The probability of that happening is less than 0%. How many leopards have you encountered in Amukoko where you reside?

pocohantas:


With number of snakes being posted on Nairaland, you will think Nigerians run into snakes everyday. But I can assure you many Nigerians have never seen a snake in reality.

GentleChief:


Na Your Papa dey stay Amukoko Sweetheart.

Even when I was in Lagos, I lived in Ikeja

I live in Zurich. I have travelled to 30 countries some of them being India, Vietnam and Cambodia. Leopards and Tigers are daily occurencies even on streets. Use Youtube.

Like I said before, discuss rules of engagement with any of them whenever you meet. Thanks Madam Poco.

izzou:




You are very very mad, ma.

folake4u:


Lmao. Kuku call me by my name, stop going through corners.

pocohantas:


We are many o.
Na only python I done see.

GentleChief:


Izzou my G

We Ran things far back in Lagos many many years ago. You na better person those years...

Reveal yourself, Chief

folake4u:


At least you don see python. I never see anyone.

Na only Natgeo Wild make me know snake.

pocohantas:


How many times did you in particular run into them in these 30 countries?

Did this man run into them in Ikeja?
He went into the bush armed with a gun and shot down a baby leopard. Has he finished eating the goats in SA?

Apples and oranges.

pocohantas:


No worry, you will run into leopard, Insha Allah.

izzou:


Reveal yourself, Chief

GentleChief:


The "arguement" is you bringing rules of engagement in a matter concernin wild animals.

The man can claim he went for farming and ran into a wild animal. What do you expect him to do? Initiate rules of engagement? You dey whine me?

Back then in Nigeria, I met so many wild animals one on one in Eastern villages. Not in the Bush but walking or driving on the road at night. From Edi Abali (Wild Civet) to Agu Owulu (Wolve) to Ajo Enwe (Wild Monkeys).

They are rampant in Obowo, Uboma and Nsukka. You think they will pity me if they laid their hands on me?

pocohantas:


Okay. You are right.
People run into wild animals everyday.