₦airaland Forum

Biodun556:
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Chucks13:
Nor be small becase if you missed the target and this animal spot you oh heaven na gbhege the pesin dey I swear. The hunter really try.

Guestmale:
Reminds me of Ògbójú ọdẹ nínú igbó irúnmolè

Great hunter,there will be enough meat to go round.

press9jatv:
Omo this hunters try oooooo.

omoyeni37:
Chai, that lovely novel, please how can i get it?

ednut1:
Imagine killing an animal that is almost extinct in Nigeria

lordm:
Must we kill and eat everything. We are becoming a plague to wild animals

omooba969:
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You may want to sample the population of hunters who go for these games, then compare with the population of the various wild animals, including their species, we have in the wild. I think 'the balance' is good for humans and the ecosystem.

More so, you cannot compare Nigeria's land mass to that of SA, and you need to bear in mind that we don't really have adequate figures of our country's wildlife.

I'm in favour of the hunting though, I have no issues with it.

StoryHaven:
Will you Sharaap!

If you dare make anymore sentence I will report you to Seun's bots that you are making erroneous comments on Nairaland.

Buffalo, elephants , Lions, Tigers, hyenas, etc are still in thousands in Nigerian bushes.

AI dis AI dat.

Azazyel:
Tigers ke? Abeg no make me laugh. There are no tigers in Africa

Biodun556:
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Wallade:
I think this is Water Buffalo. The horn got me thinking so: Is that correct?

Biodun556:
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Mitsurugi:
Petition Tinubu to improve the standard of living. And copy Oshiomole, if not dem fit chop you too

lordm:
Must we kill and eat everything. We are becoming a plague to wild animals

jaxxy:
They don't know if that's the last buffalo left. All they know is to kill and eat like savages.

jaxxy:
They don't know if that's the last buffalo left. All they know is to kill and eat like savages.

in South Africa and sane places the population of these animals are monitored and preserved where necessary. Distinct and rare species are documented..

Here we do things without care and anyhow and we are in the 21st century.

Precious201010:
1 year meat for house be this, pepper soup, suya, dry mean and pepper meat with ginger and small garlic, then wash is down with cold zobo... Abeg we need more information, where exactly did this happen, for record purpose

Precious201010:
1 year meat for house be this, pepper soup, suya, dry mean and pepper meat with ginger and small garlic, then wash is down with cold zobo... Abeg we need more information, where exactly did this happen, for record purpose

johngwain:
Kai this is AI, where buffalo dey for naija

Biodun556:
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IamAsiri:
Are you a joker? Even a whole town in Ekiti called "Efon Alaaye" is named after it.

There is also a Yoruba proverb about it. Make researches before concluding.

AlphaTaikun:
Indeed... Even the area called "Igbo Efon" on the Lekki Peninsula is named after ancient buffalo forest hunting grounds. There's a lot of ignorance of historical events among these younger people online and offline.

Back in the 1910s for instance, the history archives CLEARLY state that wild elephants roamed around the thick forests of Agege in Lagos State and till date, huge pythons and crocodiles can be found in the swampy ravines running behind Sheraton Hotel in Ikeja right through the Opebi area right into the Omole Estate area which emphasizes that modern Lagos State leading right into Ogun State was thickly forested with a lot of wild animals.