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Monday, 25 May 2015

Reptiles have invaded our hostel - UNTH student shares photo

From a LIB reader who is a student of University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, Enugu
"Recently we started seeing these reptiles in our hostel at UNTH Enugu old site (school of perioperative nursing hostel ). From what my course mates are saying this is the baby, the bigger ones come out only once in a while. We now move around with sticks and matches at night in case of any attack."


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    1. Na wa o! Nigeria we hail thee. Linda take note!

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    2. Dis is more than b careful, and caution should b highly followed in dealing wit dis least...

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    3. WTF!! This isn't right.

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    4. As for me, I'd run for my life so I advice they do same.


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    5. WTF! That's a comodo dragon the most dangerous lizard on earth

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    6. Alligator.... a whole university of nigeria...nawa

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    7. Just took a proper look and that's for real a young comodo dragon can also be referred to as monitor lizard biologicaly

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    8. Thats a monitor lizard not komodo dragon
      they run at the sight of a human being

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    9. They are monitor lizards

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    10. Monitor lizards my ass. Those are fucking baby komodo dragons!!!!!!!! Run!!!!!

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  2. This is so unsafe. Lindaobserve

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    1. You just post anything you're sent don't you? This is called a Monitor lizard, pretty interesting creature, just one little problem... They don't exist in Nigeria. This story is fake! Tell your bored UNTH student to get a life please.

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    2. Jesus Christ!!! Looks like an Iguana Lizard or komodo dragon. O_O

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    3. They re in Nigeria. I have killed alot of dem behind my house. So do ur research well before you open ur wide mouth talk. They are very dangerous. Usually attacks with their tail

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    4. You are a fool for saying monitor lizards dont exist in Nigeria. Go and do ur research very well before u type rubbish on dis blog. I have seen plenty here in Niaja.

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    5. @ anon 9:22pm, dats Unth for real. I stayed there for five years. Did my nursing and midwifery there so I knw every nook and cranny. Dat place is d front of midwifery hostel (former theatre b4 unth moved to perm site as u can see dat d passage is sloppy to aid wheeling patients into d theatre wit trolley)and peri-operative nursin hostel is just by d side. Most of the buildings was converted to hostels. So dis story it's real.

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    6. @Anonymous 9:22p.m, I beg to differ. I can state here authoritatively that they do exist in Nigeria. I served in south-south Bayelsa (akassa to be precise) over a decade ago...and siting iguanas,pythons n several other reptiles was pretty much a daily occurrence...even more frequent if u venture out often.

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    7. @anonymous 9:22 it is a monitor lizard,true...but you don't just go Google something and come here saying the story is fake...these creatures exist here whether you think its true or not.. You have more dangerous ones that come out once a while

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    8. @ anon 9:22. U dnt knw wat ur saying. These creatures do exist in nija. One was even killed in my neighbour hood.

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    9. Anonymous shut up! We had a monitor lizard that lived in our roof in Enugu for 8 years. Yes.
      The other ones went away with their mother. It hatched late. Don't even ask me where it came from. When it got too big to climb the roof it went away (it ate uo all the rats, and didn't give us any problems, it was a pet, scary one).
      In Ihembosi Anambra, these creatures exist too! To buttress my fact that they exist in Nigeria, it has an Igbo, hausa and yoruba name. Our people do not name non existent creatures or things. They exist in the north and south too(it has an Ijaw name). Better luck next time in leading people astray anony :)



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    10. Anonymous shut up.. You think you are brilliant but reverse is the case .... How could you say monitor lizard don't exist in Nigeria .. Do you know how many I have seen? Mind you I have even eaten it before ... When I was little .. Olodo oshi.. ITK I TOO KNOW

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    11. who told you they don't exist in Nigeria...smh

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    12. @anonymous 9.22,stop saying rubbish and what u don't know. During my nysc year in Borno state, my fellow corpers and I killed almost 10 monitor lizards in our lounge. As a matter of fact, monitor lizards is being sold as smoked Bush meat in Baga market over there in borno state.

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    13. Anon 9:22 says who. U r d dumbest n biggest fool in Nigeria. Ur problems r many I understand. Ode

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    14. They exist very well in nigeria they have yellow markings on their body. the igbo name is "AGHU"

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    15. They exist very well in nigeria they have yellow markings on their body. the igbo name is "AGHU"

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    16. @anonymous, pls don't Mk me come for u ok, how will u call dat a monitor lizard, u no sabi book ne. Biko dat is a baby komodo dragon n we v Dem in Naija. U can come see them in games village Abuja .they are dangerous and the big ones hardly come out. I have seen alot of them and we've killed one. Pls wen u wanna b nasty for the whom world to see, get ur facts right and don't come fooling urself here. Ewww! #no hard feelings dou, just hate morons showing demselves to d world

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    17. Anonymous u are very ignorant o ... I see this thing everytime it rains behind my fence

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    18. @Anonymous, they are monitor lizards and they exist in Africa n most importantly, they are in Nigeria

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    19. That's a baby komodo dragon. We killed one back then in Abuja hostel in Unilorin. The adult ones are very big and hardly venture out. Its dangerous coz a bite can infect with series of bacteria in their saliva.

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  4. This is so unsafe. Lindaobserve

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  5. Adedada09@gmail.com

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    1. @Anon 8:46, spill over of give away Monday is stil intoxicating u.

      Don't worry we understand, and sorry to disappoint u dat give away Monday has just b rounded up. Late comer.

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    2. Royal priesthood or what r u called?.....U dnt av to b aggressive or talk to pple anyow befr u can b known ok?.....pls just respect urself nd let dis
      place b fun ok...... Ur duplicate are available already.. .. I hate pple bin too forward.

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    3. @akinwale victoria, hope u r taking ur drugs, and pls get well soon. Quit hating, and learn to desist frm b an hypocrite. Nonsense!

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    4. @Victoria Akinwale, u just want to b noticed if not u wouldn't make dis senseless comment.

      Mind u talk to Royal Priesthood wit regard on dis blog bcos he is among d best five if not d number one dat comment regularly on dis blog.

      So park well cheap attention seeker lik u and busy body.

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    5. Haaahahahahahahahahaha.......Omg!!!!. u get time shuuu

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    6. Hugh like linda created her blogg just for some fool to regard themselves as lords in her blogg.... sick jobless dickheads

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    7. Why do I feel like Royal Priesthood commented as anonymous...lolz..anyways u r one of the reasons I come here...COMMENTS make my day

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    8. Mumu royal babalawohood... u go hide under anonymous con comment??? Ur left ear dere..

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  6. Adedada09@gmail.com

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    1. Pls send give me your email, @davido's driver, i would really appreciate the offer.-adedada09@gmail.com

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    2. Oga o, this is insanity. You commented just bcos u want to beg. Didn't know beggars have upgraded to online forum. Shiooo

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  8. Haba r these not commodos or dem screen grab d pix from national geo ni?...God abeg ooh

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  10. mmmmm...I hope something is done abt it.....this is nt good at all


    Moye says so via BB Passport...Courtesy LIB......

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  13. Wahooooo....., this serious, the school authority needs to be aware of this.

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  14. You have meet close to you,just to kill and eat you are complainning.

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  15. See correct bush meat! Ya'll be safe sha!

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  16. Ha! This is a serious matter! Abeg Linda pls use this medium to notify d appropriate agency!

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  17. See beta meat o...if u knw wats good 4u drop d stick and carry cutlass cos dat reptile is a delicious meat. I wish I'm in UNTH right now. *yummy*

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    1. Bro ighotaaa ije, rapu ndi pino pino amaghi ezigbote anu. Something wey d meat dey sweet eh.

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  24. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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    Damn.... Am scared of this stuff like crazy.. The school authority should do something abeg.....
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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  25. l dislike reptiles..ewww
    d students are really trying; l wonder how they sleep @ night

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  26. That is a monitor lizard. It is not harmful to humans and will eat eggs, smaller reptiles, fish, crickets, fruit etc. There is no reason to fear or attack them. They are an endangered species so please don't kill them. We don't value species extinction in Nigeria but let's start now.

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    1. Haba! Does that look like a monitor Lizard to you? They are way smaller than this abeg

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    2. Go n work for nat geo abeg,can u live with them,?oya answer me? Nonsense

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    3. Loool u tink ur watching Natgeo wild abi? Dis is jst be baby, why dnt u go near it and see 4 urself? Smh for u

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    4. It's monitor lizard , Comodo doesn't exist in Nigeria .. In fact Comodo dragon are is almost going into extinction, it's very dangerous cos of its infectious bites from the very lethal bacteria in its teeth.. Monitor lizard plenty for naija .. I used to eat it.. Infact if I see better Asian restaurant now wey get .. Walahi into chop

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    5. Thats a monitor lizard there. Brownish black with yellow markings by the side. Its not harmful to humans. Runs at the sight of human beings. Its called aghu in igbo. It lives close to human beings just like ur lizards. Komodo dragons are different abd doesnt exist in nigeria.

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  27. Imagine nawah if d mother come out nko

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  28. I see nothing there.. just a big mighty lizard that has been feeding on students eba and semo.. #MallamMaiShayi...

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  29. I see nothing there.. just a big mighty lizard that has been feeding on students eba and semo.. #MallamMaiShayi...

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  30. I see nothing there.. just a big mighty lizard that has been feeding on students eba and semo.. #MallamMaiShayi...

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  31. This is creepy. Thanks to our pathetic educational system.

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    1. 2ADEC140 add up very important. Plz

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  32. hope this is not a komondor dragon o..wild life tinz

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  33. This is weird.
    They should be very careful o
    This is very dangerous.m

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  34. Lol. So sad that we don't even have conducive environment for learning. One just have to be careful especially @ night #onelovefromsnow#

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  35. Scary....I can't deal...

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  36. Y don't u guys clean up d environment....

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  37. Lol, these are monitor lizards,not harmful to humans. Well they shouldn't be allowed to invade Unth Old site,like it invaded our old Nurses hostel,it wasn't funny then,there were huge ones dat crawl on d hostel walls. U cld open ur window n see 1 by d window. I was in that hostel for 2 yrs bf we were evacuated to Unth Old site.

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  38. No be lizard be that ni? Was expecting to see snakes all over d place, they no plenty sef.

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  39. I hate reptiles and I would dropped out if I was exposed to this! On the other hand, that na confirm bush meat! #Freemeat

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  40. Ngwerre agho.... bush meat. Lol

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  41. So monitor lizards are close at hand? Well, it is Africa, I am not sure what can be done, except placing the natural predators of these lizards close by. That is if the natural predators are not dangerous to humans. Boko Halal going into all these places and disturbing the animals and now the animals are coming out. i don't even want to see these lizards on my tv muchless up close like this.

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  42. Hmm dis Royal na wa oooo hope u follow 4 dis givaway 2day

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  43. Stop causing unnecessary scare. This is bush meat. We cal it antaa

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  44. Monitor or security lizards, should they be seen moving about in a hostel like this? In the picture above, is your concern the lizard alone? Does the hostel not look dilapidated to you guys? Nigerians and complacency! !!

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  45. More like 'Reptile' have invaded...

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  46. did not even know we had this in Nigeria

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  47. these komodo dragons are real in unth old site, big ones. schooled there and saw them on several oocassions.never knew how dangerous unti i saw it on nat geo

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  48. Lmao it's just monitor lizard na, It's not harmful. We used to have them here in my compound. Lots of them. I've seen them eating chicken's egg. Don't be afraid, just tell school authorities about them.

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  49. Dinosaurs eat humans and these are junior ones. It is just a matter of time.

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  50. Dinosaurs eat humans and these are junior ones. It is just a matter of time.

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  51. Hmmmm, dis one na film abi na waitin?

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  52. see correct bush meat. invite some local hunters to the area

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  53. It is a monitor lizard I have seen it before it is rare but exist in Nigeria

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  54. Abeg make una dey use google na...thats a monitor lizard o not a komodo dragon...linda abeg allow us to be sharing pics too...issues like dis is wen i wish one can share pics to enlighten other people. Abeg do something abt it o...sharing of pics o

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  55. Abeg make una dey use google na...thats a monitor lizard o not a komodo dragon...linda abeg allow us to be sharing pics too...issues like dis is wen i wish one can share pics to enlighten other people. Abeg do something abt it o...sharing of pics o

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  56. Komodo lizards for crying out loud and they are dangerous. Pls guys do ur homework n google is there for u to check stuffs n stop embarrassing ourselves calling dat monitor lizards.sickening... Atleast Una gt primary school cerificates

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  57. na bush meat be this na abeg as if no be nija una dey ah ah!!

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  58. MISS UNDERSTOOD26 May 2015 at 14:25

    @Anonymous 9:22.... The only reptile tht doesn't exist in Nigeria is YOU, yes YOU alone.
    Meanwhile Royal Priesthood comments as anonymous to boost his LIB ego, if only GMB can provide jobs for his likes.

    #MISS UNDERSTOOD

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  59. you now move around with stick.. when u are supposed to run away with your legs...

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  60. Snake lizard i call them,cos they have similar acts with snakes,.RUN OOO!!!Cos it aint ahomely reptile at all unlike Lizard



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