₦airaland Forum

Ademoore07:
Very funny set of people. Just say that was the first time you saw the fish. I had eaten it countless time. It is a boneless fish with a special meat. Anyone based in Ilaje area of ondo will laugh at you.

24SEVEN:
Una no dey exposed for Akwa Ibom na. House boy work no allow una go school.

TATALoAlaMu:
Yes o, we need to FASHOLA them

TOPCRUISE:
And very dangerous

olawonder:
Those in first pictures are guitarfish, they live in the Atlantic... will make good business if u can ship in commercial quantity to Uk

NkanAkpanika:
Hmmm, I think you smoke weed to much

Warlord2014:
Akwa ibom is indeed a very great tourist land...but highly underrated.
I enjoyed my 1year service sha

ebenezer202l:
how can one use Google lens?

chubinwa:
Since it looks like fish, it is called fish

Grandmeister:
Rip to Australia’s Steve Irwin.

AsiwajuNdigbo:
One of them is called sting ray. I dont know the other.

Have you asked Buhari? He may know.

walozanga:
the name of the first fish is ISI AMU DINKPA.
lol...

ebenezer202l:
the last one is definitely a sting ray but though it should be much larger and I thought it's tail stings

OELAD:
End time fish


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SeriouslySense:
Apparently, there are many types of ray fish depending on its morphology, I found this is a unique type of ray fish with a funny name.

Donspicey:
So wetin e com find for naija?

All d way frm Uk....

MrHighSea:
but the people are wild.
na NTA dey show us wella. not NATGeo wild.

chaloskyx:
EHEN SO YOU CAUGHT FISH WHAT SHOULD WE NOW TO WORSHIP THEM AND THEY ARE NOT STRANGE THEY ARE WELL KNOWN TO PEOPLE THAT READ ALOT AND WATCH ALOT OF WIDELIFE CHANNELS GET ENLIGHTNED

Legend44:
Na today... Fish wey we dey use cook okro soup for my side steady... Sweet dey for okro soup aswear

Lexusgs430:
Nah wetin kill croc man b dis o......

WoundedLamb:
Ok, bro. Maybe they are not common in Nigeria then.

SpicyMimi:
Church is so beautiful! The environment looks cool and beautiful too.

Rugaria:
@ Op, The beuriful Biafran lady in bumshorts buying ice creams...., She worships there, abi she follow those randy oyibos come? Just want to know because somebody said she resembles a course mate in school..... Abi na those 'oil workers'..?

tehilah92:
So Grace Bill road in eket was named after his wife

RuddyFusion:
I'm from Abia and Que ibom church is dominant in Abia state especially all Ngwa speaking areas ......growing up , this is the only church I know alongside SDA

WoundedLamb:
Yup... I was referring to the ray fish which I see around here but yeah, even the other ones aren't uncommon too.

nsiba:
Qua Iboe is the name, United evengelica my ass!

RuddyFusion:
The Church of my birth and the dominant church alongside SDA in Ngwa areas of Abia State...

Very spiritual , organized and sound in biblical doctrines then....I don't know how it is now in terms of their ways of the old......my History belongs here

SpicyMimi:
Palliative how?

WoundedLamb:
But this is a common fish actually.

Progressful:
Upenekang

NkanAkpanika:
Brief history about Samuel Bill... The founder of this great mission below..

Samuel Alexander Bill (1864 in Belfast – 1942 in Nigeria) was an Irish Christian missionary and the founder of the Qua Iboe Mission (later renamed Mission Africa). Bill was raised in Ballymacarrett Presbyterian Church, east Belfast, but was most notably associated with Island Street Belfast City Mission Hall. His interest in missionary work was sparked by a visit to Belfast by Dwight L. Moody and Ira D. Sankey in 1874. He attended the Harley Missionary Training College in London, then under the leadership of Henry Grattan Guinness; and travelled to Nigeria to commence a work amongst the Ibeno people in 1887. The mission base was founded on the banks of the Qua Iboe River, and this base gave the name to the independent interdenominational mission that Bill founded.