EmmaLege:
omo. e choki ooooo

Onyenna:


You can’t see one that big cos nobody would let them grow that big..... There’s serious hunger in the land..... This one would go well with palm wine and odeku....

EdwardRandy:

You see one guy for here wey cook tortoise chop?

luwiizy:
proud of your place....

I've never seen that things move freely on land except inside pot.

Vickyvice:
in my village, orogun, Delta state, na close friends them be with humans mehn. Even to the extent Dem go as come sleep under chair wey you sit on right inside your parlor. Them dey move freely and slowly in my place

ugwumichael:
Something when suppose don da inside pot go da terrorize people
Explorer on the beat, ride on comrade

ugwumichael:
Something when suppose don da inside pot go da terrorize people
Explorer on the beat, ride on comrade

Explorers:
The employee said: 'The monitor lizard stayed on the shelf for an hour.

The rescue team arrived and chased it away.

But they didn't catch it, it just ran away into the bushes.

'I've never seen a monitor lizard that big in my life, so it was a surprise for one to come in the shop.'

Customer Narumpa Tangsin, who filmed the creature, said: 'They're dangerous animals, especially when they're angry, so I stayed back and recorded it on my phone.

Explorers:
Shoppers got more than they bargained for when a six-foot monitor lizard raided a supermarket and clambered over shelves in search of food.

The giant reptile sparked panic after it emerged from a nearby canal and ran into the 7-Eleven store in Nakhon Pathom, Thailand.

Staff and customers hid behind the counter as the beast rampaged through the store and tossed food and drink cartons to the ground.

A shop assistant said the lizard was in the store for an hour before police and reptile handlers arrived.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9444983/Moment-6ft-long-monitor-lizard-climbs-supermarket-shelves-raids-store-food.html

Is this really a monitor lizard

spartan117:
I never knew monitor lizards grew this big thanks to our naija brothers who always kill them prematurely.

MufasaLion:
I've never seen monitor lizard that big before. I'm glad it wasn't killed unlike in my country that they can kill just anything!

Myzubby:
thats quite gigantic
the lizard na mumu lizard e think say na naija man e see come they cimb shelf later come enter bush
they even call rescue team for am
for naija na hunters go rescue am .

Vickyvice:
in my village, orogun, Delta state, na close friends them be with humans mehn. Even to the extent Dem go as come sleep under chair wey you sit on right inside your parlor. Them dey move freely and slowly in my place

Vickyvice:
in my village, orogun, Delta state, na close friends them be with humans mehn. Even to the extent Dem go as come sleep under chair wey you sit on right inside your parlor. Them dey move freely and slowly in my place

Vickyvice:
in my village, orogun, Delta state, na close friends them be with humans mehn. Even to the extent Dem go as come sleep under chair wey you sit on right inside your parlor. Them dey move freely and slowly in my place

Explorers:
Shoppers got more than they bargained for when a six-foot monitor lizard raided a supermarket and clambered over shelves in search of food.

The giant reptile sparked panic after it emerged from a nearby canal and ran into the 7-Eleven store in Nakhon Pathom, Thailand.

Staff and customers hid behind the counter as the beast rampaged through the store and tossed food and drink cartons to the ground.

A shop assistant said the lizard was in the store for an hour before police and reptile handlers arrived.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9444983/Moment-6ft-long-monitor-lizard-climbs-supermarket-shelves-raids-store-food.html

JackWolfskin:


What your village has is not the Monitor Lizard. It's the Iguana. The Orogun peoples of Delta State have spiritual reverence for the Iguana.

PrinceJoeWan:
Vickyvice wow
Glad to see a Sis here on Nairaland!
Am from the Great Wanogho lineage

jeromeekugbere:
This made me remember the few weeks I spent in orogun, these things were just taking strolls unbothered, sunbathing in the borrow pits in the community, I could never get close though, I just watched from afar

On the other hand, what we have in my community are large pythons, the kind you see in NatGeo wild and the other discovery channels

wayisshut:
gbam. I have discovered that we have larger reptiles in Asia. when you travel down to Asia you see different species you ve never seen before

Vickyvice:
i know the wanogho family too well. One of them was my class mate at delsu, studying theatre arts, Wanogho Nelson is his name. He later changed to study law at oleh in when we were in 200 level. Then you know Nelson Wanogho. Oniovome our home at orogun Shares same backyard with omo- agege home