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550k

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I bought one of the two female pups and super satisfied. She's active and super agile

Although she's eating all my slides and shoes, I still love her

Today will mark week three that I purchase a puppy from the OP

He stays in Ibadan, I stay in Lagos but he was still able to deliver to me.

He dewormed the pup for me, so she is perfectly healthy and active. If you are buying a pup from him, you have nothing to fear, I assure you.

I bought one.... He's legit

The pup is six weeks old today but is very strong, aggressive, and active.

Nigeria boasts of diverse landscapes, open fields, rural, sub rural and urban environs and climatic conditions, from deserts to rainforest, coastal plains, mangroves, and vast savannah. It is not left out from the list of countries habiting poisonous & dangerous serpents. In this article, I’ll be revealing the top 10 most dangerous snakes in Nigeria. You’ll also get to see the most dangerous snakes in the country.

1. West African Carpet Viper (Very Venomous)


The West African Carpet Viper also known as the Ocellated carpet viper (Echis Ocellatus) is a venomous serpent, endemic to the countries of West Africa is responsible highest number of snakebite-related fatalities in Africa. The carpet viper is found in the Northern parts of Nigeria where it attacks farmers who come to harvest crops. Echis Ocellatus has haemotoxic venom which causes internal bleeding and destroys the circulatory system add death occurs in days.

The West African carpet viper is a very small snake approximately 20 inches in length. Carpet Vipers are typically yellowish-brown in color with dark spots along the side of their bodies. These spots are designed to confuse potential predators.

2. African Rock Python (Very Dangerous)


The Python sebae also called African Rock Python is a very large non-venomous snake native to Nigeria and found across the African continent. Like all pythons, the African Rock python kills its prey by constriction and swallowing them whole. The African Rock Python is one of the 6 largest snake species (Green Anaconda, Reticulated Python, Burmese Python, Indian Python, And Amethystine Python) which are all found in mangrove and rainforest across the world. 

That notwithstanding, the African Rock Python is worshiped/respected in some part of Nigeria, Kenya, and other Sub Saharan Africa Countries, while others see them like wild game and a good source of protein. Although it very rarely kills humans, this snake is usually feared because of its enormous body and strength. Large pythons usually found in Western Africa & India are so big that they "would have no difficulty in eating adult humans." - Wikipedia. 

3. Puff Adder (Very Venomous)


The Bites Arietans commonly known as the Puff Adder is known to be one of Africa's deadliest snake and among the most venomous snakes in the world. Puff Adders hold the highest human fatalities from snakebite in Africa and a few of these fatalities come from Nigeria.
This is a common species of snake in Nigeria but is usually found in populated rural communities.

Puff adders stretch 1-2 meters in length and have a distinctive face and nose. Puff adders use its exceptional camouflage ability for protection and remain still instead of fleeing from predators and danger. Because of this, people are bitten after accidentally stepping on them.

4. Gaboon Viper (Very Venomous)


The Gaboon vipers (Bitis Gabonica) are one of the most dangerous snakes in Nigeria. This snake is popular in the eastern part of Nigerian, also found across East and West Africa where its camouflage ability makes it also invincible and attacks farmers who step too close. Gaboon Vibers are frequently sited in Anambra, Abia, Enugu, and Benue State. Where they have frequent encounters with farmers. The Gaboon Viper lies still on the forest floor where its brown skin blends with dry grass.

The most distinctive features of the Gaboon Viper are the horns slightly above its nose/snort, leaf shape head, fat short body (4 to 6 feet), triangle patterns, and of course long fangs.

5. Boomslang (Mildly Venomous)


Dispholidus Typus commonly known as the Boomslang or “Green Snake in Green Grass” in Nigeria and "tree snake" in Afrikaans, stands as one of the most dangerous snakes in Nigeria and lives very close to humans. The Boomslang is native to sub-Saharan Africa and known as one of the most venomous snakes on the continent. This snake has exceptionally large eyes and measures around 5 - 6 feet.

It lives its holes (in fences or on the floor) and trees where it hunts for lizards, rats, poultry, and other small birds. The males are usually green with black scales and females are brown. 

There are other species of snakes that are not native to Nigeria but smuggled into the country by herbalists, witch doctors, and poachers. Some of these snakes have been allowed to roam freely and free right at home in the country. Here's a list of invasive species of snakes that can be found in the country.

1. Egyptian Cobra (Very Venomous)


The Egyptian cobra (Naja haje) is one of the largest species of venomous snakes in the world, with lengths of around 6-8 feet. It is found in North Africa above the Sahara, and in some parts of West and East Africa. There have also been frequent sightings in Lagos, Ondo, Benin, and the eastern parts of Nigeria.

2. Black-Necked Spitting Cobra (Highly Venomous)


The Black-Necked spitting cobra (Naja nigricollis) is a highly venomous snake responsible for many human fatalities resulted from snakebite every year in its range from Nigeria to Namibia. It can sometimes come in Yellow, Red, or Browwn color.

3. Mali Cobra (Highly Venomous)


The Mali cobra is found in tropical and subtropical grasslands, savannas, and scrublands from Northern Ghana, to Cameroon, with recorded sightings in Nigeria, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, Togo, Southwestern Niger, and Senegal. 

4. Horned Adder (Super Venomous)


Horned adders are believed to have been smuggled into the county and have been branded an invasive species. They are usually sited in the Northern parts of the country in vegetated deserts and farms. This species of vipers are also found in arid regions of southwest Africa with include Angola, Namibia, Botswana, Mali, Zimbabwe, and South Africa. 

5. Jameson's Mamba (Highly Venomous)


The Jameson's mamba is found in deforested areas, rainforests, woodland, forest-savanna, and rural communities close to forests throughout Central, West, and East Africa.
Jameson's mamba is a common and widespread snake, especially in West Africa. In Nigeria, it is popular in the Eastern parts of the nation where some know it as the sleeping tree snake. It is often found around buildings, parks, farmlands, and plantations.

Snakes may be one of the most dangerous animals on Earth but they also play a very important role for the planet, pests control. Snakes whether viper, pythons, or cobras are the bost effective rat killers on the planet. Snakes kill more rats than humans and birds combined. If there was a sudden drop is the snake population, then the rat population would thrive.

Note: A rat can give birth to over 1,200 babies in a year

If you see a snake in your house, do not try to catch or kill the snake. Walk away from it slowly and keep an eye on it from a safe distance (several meters away). Keep your pets safely away from it and the snake will usually move on in its own time, they know the area is not safe enough and will leave immediately. Snake prefers to use their venom on prey rather than predators. They usually hiss and alert you of their presence before they attack.

If you don't want snake coming into your house, keep your surrounding clean, trim all overgrown grass, close all holes and hiding place for both rats and snake, try to dispose of anything that would attract lizards, rats, or birds to your surrounding, and try fumigating your home at least once in two months. This procedure will automatically drive out all pests, vermins, germs, and snakes from your area.

You know what to do now when you sight a snake right? Oya Lala do the needful

Source: https://informationngr.com/10-most-dangerous-snakes-in-nigeria/

It's a puffin i think.

Talk to me @ Nwawulu Kyz Ebuka on Facebook

I lost my phone some days ago

Is he financially buoyant? Dont answer yes or no, see it from his perspective... Like is his father dead and he is the head of the family ot something like that...


If he's not, tell him

YOU'RE. NOT A MAN, SINCE YOY CAN NOT SATISFY OR MEET SOME OF MY NEEDs

I need a foreign Facebook account. If you can create one or have a clean one for sale pls dm.

Harbeeorlar:
Good day All, please how do I go about this issue I am into?

On Weds 11th, March, 2020 I logged on to my GTworld to make transaction but I got a response that my account has a debit/credit restriction.

I reached out to my bank via twitter DM to know what is going on, the response I got was that my account was reported for fraud hence I should make full return of alleged fraudulent transfer i made on 3/4/2020. Without wasting time, I logged on to my GTworld to check and i saw the said transaction which was the only credit i received that day.

It happened that i went to the ATM to make deposit but when i got there the machine was down (hardware error), seeing how depressed i was, one of the customers that wanted to withdraw offered to transfer to me while i gave him cash. That was it, it was not a fraudulent transaction but now he went to report me for fraud.

I further asked how i can clear myself but i was told only if i liase with the account holder or i make the full payment that's the only way they can lift the restriction. Someone i did not know or have his contact. And i believe he owns the account not someone else's account because he used USSD to make the transfer. But why he reported me and the bank easily believe is what i don't understand.

Please dear Nairalander, how can i get out of this. I cant make use of my account all this while, people who send money into the account unknowingly are on my neck to carryout there services for them, and this is becoming too much for me.

Since he transferred to you, you have his name. Twit GTB again with what you have and let them investigate the case. Or provide you with his detail so you can do a private investigation.

How active at these emails

Joedulcia:
Please guyz help me determine the breed of my dog.

Mix breed Beague (ekuke) + bull mastiff

You have 1 and you're finding another one.... Clap of yourself

Btw.... How much did you buy it?

Iamsoworried123:
Hi guys!

I and a friend are looking to migrate to the same country by January 2021 via post-graduate studies and we don't want to make the wrong decision. Your advice would be appreciated.

We've narrowed the countries down to three (U.S, Canada, and the U.K.). Although the dream country is the U.S., we're looking for one out of these three that is;

A. Easy to get a job in and stay back after graduation (with a high chance of getting a residence permit)

B. Relatively inexpensive (Although cost would not be a big issue, but the easier it is to get funding and GA positions, the better)

Quick profile of the two of us;

Person A studied Geology

Person B studied History and International Studies

I'm aware those in the STEM field have a higher chance of getting jobs and it's difficult to get a H1-B U.S Visa (please correct me if I'm wrong).

Given the recent change in U.S. immigration laws, which one of these three countries do we stand the highest chance of getting jobs and residing after studies?

Please advise.

Thank you very much!


Can this get to the front page, please? I need as many contributions as I can get. Thanks.

Remove the 3 of them. The only thing free in those places is Oxygen.

Go for a country in the EU... France or Germany per say. Russia is another awesome place to study. They won't reject your visa application for no reason like USA scums

Dr4LIFE:
This has never happened in my life before. I would rather hustle my way out than beg anybody for money except in situations beyond my control because I believe that there is no dignity in begging.


That was how I survived in the village in Anambra State till I finished my secondary school education.


I did farm work, I reared goats and parked sand from the gutters to sell and help myself and family. I equally served masons and climed palm trees for people to raise some money to meet our needs.


I bought Jamb form myself and applied for medicine and surgery in the University of Ibadan. Even though I got a high JAMB score of 303, I was denied medicine because my aggregate score was just 2 marks lower than the cut off mark for medicine in UI then.


I later opted for an agricultural course and got admitted in University of Ibadan.


Ever since I entered school, life has never been a bed of roses for me at all because most part of my savings were used in paying my acceptance fees, accommodation fees, etc.


My parents are primary school teachers and the little they give me is never enough to sustain my education. It is ALMOST as if I'm the one sponsoring my education. I am the first son in my family and they have three other children to sponsor. So, things are not easy for us at all.


Things have been really difficult for me because I couldn't do all the menial jobs I did in the village to raise money here in school. But,


I did not relent.!


I started searching for ways I could make money in school and by God's grace, through the students farm in our school, I was able to acquire a rabbit and a goat farm to myself.


With the ingenuity I garnered in the village, I was able to set up the rabbit farm with my hands and with the little money I had, I bought some rabbits and started rabbit farming.


I prepare my rabbit feed myself by gathering and pelletizing the feed formula I learnt from my rabbit mentor to curtail expenses.


I'm on the verge of selling off all my rabbits because I lack funds to maintain it, not to even talk about expanding it


This will seriously backfire on my education!.



I'm here to solicit financial assistance from good and benevolent Nigerians that understands my predicament as a student at the moment.


Please and please, save a dying career and destiny. Nigerian youths are not as lazy as they say, we only need help.


Any amount you give will go a long way to reviving my business and entrepreneurial investments and consequently, MY EDUCATION!



Also, l discovered that students and even graduates can make serious money online by learning relevant skills like, web design, graphics design, data analysis, programming, AI, etc.


I desire to venture into programming but I've never had a laptop all my life!


I don't want to graduate and start carrying certificates up and down looking for job!.....Though I will be open to jobs but I need to sustain myself in case of any eventuality!


In conclusion, I need financial aid for three important things in my life now...

1) To sustain and possibly expand my rabbit farm.

2) To buy goats in my goat farm and start rearing goats like I did in the village to help my education.

3) To buy a laptop and learn relevant skills to support myself.



You can contact me via what's app on 07065988960 for futher proofs and clarification on my identity and claims. All relevant documents needed are ready.


I uploaded some pictures of my rabbits here. I would have uploaded a video of my rabbit farm but Nairaland does not permit that. You can get it on what's app at your request.



NOTE: I used that title for this post because I thought that it will get the attention of more people. Pardon me on that, please, I really need help!!!.

It is well

PapaBaby:
Legend

King

chiiraq802:

Bro do u stay far??

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kaysy:


Same value as the 2004 Corolla I posted above. If u want it compromised, Chat me on WhatsApp let's talk. Compromised value brings the fee down but u'll rarely see an agent that will tell u this.

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voltron14:
Trump doesn't like them.

But watch how Nigerians that have never crossed our borders begin to support him.

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Gidigidi3:


Where you able to find out about the river? Which area of Anambra? I am currently at Awka looking for a more suitable place to farm.

Can I have your WhatsApp no.

I based in UNIZIK self ooo... I'd like to get land like this.

The 10 hecteres, is it bought or leased?

ikelords:
So I and my friend started making contacts on how to start farming rice, the people we met refused to teach us, a lot of promise and fail, God so kind I came in contact with a relation of mine who is a fadama facilitator and lucky enough he was well grounded in rice farming and have numerous contacts of rice farmers in the south east, I and my friend was linked to a youth leader in one rice farming village who helped us sourced for land at the rate of 1k for a chain and 25k for a hectare ( 25 chains make up a hectare) we paid for 10 hectares.

Where is the location. Cam you connect me to your seller

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Swizkid7@gmail.com

Email me bro

Is it a new blog or already existing one?

Keith2net:
Hello Nairaland

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I've decided to give out this ebook for FREE forever.

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Pls I'm not on WhatsApp... Stolen phone

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