DitariDisciple2:
My Nigerian state Bayelsa is the state with the longest coastline in Nigeria.
This is why so many Ijaw know how to swim so good that you think many are fish.
Sharks and big big fish wey be like houses are normal things in Bayelsa State even Crocodiles and Sea Lions.

The 550 villages that form Bayelsa all have Rivers at their front.
The ones that don't have Rivers, have oceans at their fronts.
543 are Ijaw under all Ijaw sociocultural organizations.
7 are Isoko camps cut into Bayelsa at the Bayelsa border with Isoko of Delta.


Remove Ijaw areas balkanized unjustly into the six states that we were balkanized into and all South South tribes will be landlocked like ibo including Akwa-Ibom Ibibio people.

Ijaw produces over 90 percent of all Nigeria's crude oil but were unjustly balkanized into more than six Nigerian States of which are Ondo, Edo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers and Akwa-Ibom States, when all Ijaw areas are fully together.


All Nigeria's offshore oil go with Ijaw Republic apart from the onshore ones in Ijaw land because we are the ones having borders with the ocean.

Mercychen:
Is shark edible?

This one is a baby shark. Looks small.

Maxymilliano:

Experts pointed out that; “Shark meat is incredibly dangerous because sharks are apex predators who accumulate high levels of toxic chemicals and heavy metals from both skin absorption and from consuming their prey.”

The riverine communities need education to understand that it is not all creatures looking like fish that can be used to make pepper soup.