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EKITI001:
An Ekiti pastor, Oluwatuyi Olaseinde Alex, has marked a decade since he defended himself against a hyena attack on April 12, 2015. The pastor recently took to social media to commemorate the incident, expressing gratitude to God for His protection and deliverance.

Pastor Alex captioned his post "Just like yesterday, Thank you Lord God," reflecting on the traumatic event that has become a testament to his bravery and faith. The post has garnered reactions from friends, family, and well-wishers who have congratulated him on reaching this milestone.

The incident has likely strengthened Pastor Alex's resolve to serve and trust in God, and his celebration serves as a reminder of God's protection and care, even in the face of danger and uncertainty. The pastor's story continues to inspire many, and his faith remains a source of strength and guidance for himself and others.


SOURCE: https://ekitinews247.com.ng/2025/04/12/ekiti-pastor-marks-10-year-milestone-after-fending-off-hyena-attack/

That's not a hyena

I guess the pastor has not watch national geographic before. We recommend Aroginle program for him.This is civet and not spotted Hyena.

ManfromUNCLE:
Your Nigerian school taught you of a 'palm civet??

Mumu

Pastors pls..that is not hyena...ok.its civet....if you see hyena....u can't stand it..pls...teach your church people the right thing pls.......in Igbo it is called ediabali...pls...education is very very important.....pls

Sometime ago the pope was trapped in a lift at the Vatican. It took the frantic effort of technicians to free him after 25 minutes. When he got out, the pope simply thanked the technicians for their efforts. A typical naija pastor in a similar situation would have attributed everything to his "powerful anointing" and the mumu may not even thank the technicians.

That's a civet cat

😂😂😂guy abeg no make me Dey laff like mad man for church😂😂

auntysimbiat:
Am sure he gave the animal first attack, if it was otherwise, na remembrance we go dey do now..

Am happy for him.. Happy celebration 🎉🎉

josephine123:
U re the one obviously saying gibberish right now, u just want us to know that there is an animal called palm civet.


Look at the size and the tail, how is it palm civet??

it is actually African Civet

ukaface:
Which subject them teach difference between palm civet and hyena? Ehn uncle?

Another mumu...IQ less than 75

josephine123:
U re the one obviously saying gibberish right now, u just want us to know that there is an animal called palm civet.
Look at the size and the tail, how is it palm civet??

look up "African palm civet"

EKITI001:
An Ekiti pastor, Oluwatuyi Olaseinde Alex, has marked a decade since he defended himself against a hyena attack on April 12, 2015. The pastor recently took to social media to commemorate the incident, expressing gratitude to God for His protection and deliverance.

Pastor Alex captioned his post "Just lik9e yesterday, Thank you Lord God," reflecting on the traumatic event that has become a testament to his bravery and faith. The post has garnered reactions from friends, family, and well-wishers who have congratulated him on reaching this milestone.

The incident has likely strengthened Pastor Alex's resolve to serve and trust in God, and his celebration serves as a reminder of God's protection and care, even in the face of danger and uncertainty. The pastor's story continues to inspire many, and his faith remains a source of strength and guidance for himself and others.


SOURCE: https://ekitinews247.com.ng/2025/04/12/ekiti-pastor-marks-10-year-milestone-after-fending-off-hyena-attack/

That's not hyena, that is Ferret.

Civet

TinubuCriminal:
Stop being ignorant
It might not be a palm civet but that's a civet

Hyenas are not this small plus no man alive can kill an adult hyena with his bare hands. It should be the other way around.

IF I SAY THERE IS AN EPIDEMIC IN OUR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM THEM GO TALK SAY I NOR KNOW WERIN I DE TALK.....


HOW THE HELL/PHACK IS THAT AN HYENA? CANT NIGERIANS DIFFERENT BETWEEN A CIVET AND A HYENA.
WELL AN AFRICAN HYENA ARE MASSIVE IN SIZE AND A THIS ANIMAL HERE, HUNTERS CALL THEM BUSH DOGS. ITS ALWAYS ON EVERY BUSHMEAT MART IN MY COMMUNITY.

josephine123:
Those animals are unarguably looking so much alike ... Person wey kill something know wetin e kill..


May be civet, may be small hyena,... Person wey kill am say hyena..

It's a Civet sir. No debates.

Brenbentondiaz:
I've always wondered what animal is ijakumo. Also, I thought the Yoruba name for civet was "eta".

Different dialects...some places in Yoruba call it 'ologede' because it loves plantain and sweet fruits generally - it's kind of omnivorous

The man took 1st Corinthians 15:32 very personal.

If I fought wild beasts in Ephesus.......

Autocorrect-assisted dey call me mumu

Sirianese:
Mumu

Sirianese:
Lol it's everywhere there's forest in southern Nigeria....literally everywhere

Then the pastor should know better than to call it an hyna abi na out 9ja bloggers with their normal hpye.

RickyJesus:
Then the pastor should know better than to call it an hyna abi na out 9ja bloggers with their normal hpye.

he didn't kill anything

All is photoshopped and editing

Or

Are you blind

josephine123:
Those animals are unarguably looking so much alike ... Person wey kill something know wetin e kill..


May be civet, may be small hyena,... Person wey kill am say hyena..

It's a civet.... You just been ignorabt6

Sirianese:
That's a palm civet, not a hyena

When they tell una to go school, you say school na scam

So if person go school, na Palm Civet dem go teach am?

10 years later and he still hasn't realized that's not a Hyena

josephine123:
U re the one obviously saying gibberish right now, u just want us to know that there is an animal called palm civet.


Look at the size and the tail, how is it palm civet??

That's an African civet... Feeds on rodents. Termites and ants. I have hit and killed it severely way back at night while coming back from work. Infact it doesn't attack humans unless it's provoked.

josephine123:
Those animals are unarguably looking so much alike ... Person wey kill something know wetin e kill..


May be civet, may be small hyena,... Person wey kill am say hyena..

You sure your are not mentally impaired ?

Sirianese:
That's a palm civet, not a hyena

When they tell una to go school, you say school na scam

Its African civet

In his black rotten brain he killed his spiritual enemy.

josephine123:
U re the one obviously saying gibberish right now, u just want us to know that there is an animal called palm civet.


Look at the size and the tail, how is it palm civet??

Keep shut! That's a specie of civet cat. You're so ignorant and still arguing with people trying to correct you.

josephine123:
U re the one obviously saying gibberish right now, u just want us to know that there is an animal called palm civet.


Look at the size and the tail, how is it palm civet??

That's civet called ijakumo in Yoruba.

EKITI001:
An Ekiti pastor, Oluwatuyi Olaseinde Alex, has marked a decade since he defended himself against a hyena attack on April 12, 2015. The pastor recently took to social media to commemorate the incident, expressing gratitude to God for His protection and deliverance.

Pastor Alex captioned his post "Just like yesterday, Thank you Lord God," reflecting on the traumatic event that has become a testament to his bravery and faith. The post has garnered reactions from friends, family, and well-wishers who have congratulated him on reaching this milestone.

The incident has likely strengthened Pastor Alex's resolve to serve and trust in God, and his celebration serves as a reminder of God's protection and care, even in the face of danger and uncertainty. The pastor's story continues to inspire many, and his faith remains a source of strength and guidance for himself and others.


SOURCE: https://ekitinews247.com.ng/2025/04/12/ekiti-pastor-marks-10-year-milestone-after-fending-off-hyena-attack/

You called this Hyena?

U b real werey u killed civet not hyena

josephine123:
U re the one obviously saying gibberish right now, u just want us to know that there is an animal called palm civet.


Look at the size and the tail, how is it palm civet??

It's a civet. I doubt there ate hyenas in the South.

teejoyz:
I guess the pastor has not watch national geographic before. We recommend Aroginle program for him.This is civet and not spotted Hyena.

NatGeo