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Thursday 11 June 2015

Oh my! Huge Python killed at Opebi, Ikeja (photos)

How can a snake this huge be seen around Opebi, Ikeja when it's not Ikorodu or Badagry? That's scary! The Python was killed by two men in a bush around the area today...and when they brought it out, people gathered to take a look. More photos after the cut (and my apologies to those who will find this disturbing)



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    1. D site of this creature just gave me goose bumps.

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    2. Linda haba now, tho I don't live in ikd or badagry, its absolutely insensitive, puerile and infantile for u to make such reference and annotation to that region, its highly insulting,discourteous and ill-mannered especially coming from a revered person like u! You're being derisive, because u stay in V.I or Lekki doesn't mean u should scorn and make a mockery of the region and its residents.Really dissapointed

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  2. Africans. They kill every thing they see. This is a beautiful animal that would be valued elsewhere in a zoo. Bush Africans.

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    1. Lmao 😅 😅 😅 😅 😅

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    2. 😅😅😅😅😅

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    3. You fit near am???? Bush man. Wr get plenty Na so no biggie as them kill am

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    4. Sorry no vex....wait till u see one near ur house and keep it...the killing of this one was their own choice not yours.

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  3. O My God!

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  4. I hate anything that crawls on it stomach naturally
    eeeeeeew tueeeeh spits on it

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  5. Nawa oo God save ur pple oo

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  6. OMG! See those witch/wizard dat flies inter state got to d wrong state. They wil all b punished one after d other.

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  7. Hate snakes, thank God it was killed.

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  8. I'm sure calabar people gonna eat it

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  9. Wawu! Its quite huge.
    Trust them to make some money from the sale of the python.

    ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA

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  10. I did not look ate it. Snake is my phobia.

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  11. I'm surprised I didn't see people with knives and machetes waiting to hack it to pieces. Since that's what most lagosians are fond of doing to whales and other large creatures like this.

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  12. Y kill such a beauty,are there no wild life sanctuary in Nigeria?

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  13. Ummm! Yummy!!

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  14. No be ordinary snake ...Na witch turn snake joor,na thunder strike am sooo!

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  15. The snake never turn human being?

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  16. Banga Soup be that!!!

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  17. Omg...Thank God they killed it.

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  18. Jeez I hate snakes. If na white people now, them don dey skin the snake already to make shoes and export to Nigerian girls

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  19. The oil from Python is medicinal and very expensive. They shouldn't just throw it away o. Why them kill am sef? Couldn't they just catch it alive? Kai, Africa!!!!

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  20. Its offensive to say animals like this are only found in Ikorodu or badagry. Do you infer that residents of the area simply live in the jungle or weird areas? I beg you decipher the proper word to use in depicting things in your stories. Thanks.

    (For those who feel I reside in Ikorodu, dont waste your strength typing, you are making a mistake)

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  21. Gross!!! And they are holding it with their bare hands

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  22. EWWWWWWWWWW!!!FROM WHRE??THNK GOD ITS KILLED...TOMJERRYSWIT

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  23. PEPPER SOUP THINGS. THIS IS QUITE HUGE!!!

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  24. Yes oh
    See pot don ready
    Python peppersoup on point!

    Lagosians go chop anything wey dem kill, na wa

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  25. When its not badagry? Helllo? Thats not a nice thing to say na! Yes, badagry is a little bushy but... O well..

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  26. Oh my!!!...... but this na food for some people ooo! Am sure it escaped from............. #astro

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  27. Gosh ! Its too big

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  28. Blood of JESUS CHRIST.
    GOSH!!... Its really scary!
    ...byeeee

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  29. Linda ur head, wat do you mean by its not ikorodu?.... You shud visit ikorodu and see for urself

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  30. And d snake shudnt have been killed, conserve nature Nigerians, not destroy

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  31. Oh my goodness i hate snakes

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  32. Not surprised at all. This must be from d canal behind sheraton hotel

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    1. Exactly.....it's not the first time a snake this large is caught from there

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  33. This is huge. OMG!!!

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  34. I think it's because of the floods in Lagos lately due to the rain, you know water can wash stuffs including snake about, I guess that's how it got there!

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  35. Massive!!! Great dinner for the Yorubas.


    Linda cogitate

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  36. They always find pythons around that bridge between Sheraton and Opebi!

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  37. wow....thats a huge snake.

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  38. Geeeeez!






    #ITwillONLYgetBETTER
    #itMUSTendINpraise

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  39. This is scary ooo it can't be d only 1 n it would have lay eggs am scared ooo cos I stay at omole ooo

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  40. Ewwww, hate creepy creatures..

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  41. It's very possible because of that swamp behind opebi. Years ago people do claim they can see monkeys there from their windows. It's a thick dangerous swamp

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  42. Linda why now, are u saying Ikorodu na Bush area where snakes breed. Dont forget there are lots of green area around Ikeja too and Python loves where there is some level of water. so plenty are still in that area

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  43. Linda dis is really disturbing biko. Chai, fear don enter me. Linda take note!

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  44. Linda dis is really disturbing biko. Chai, fear don enter me. Linda take note!

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  45. Must they kill everything they see?
    Ubanagum

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  46. Wow! It's really a huge one

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  47. E for just swallow person

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  48. Some people don see meat chop for days, that's really huge? Soon I know someone would say it's a devilish snake(witch)

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  49. There's danger every where. I also saw the snake. It came from the valley close to Shoprite. But wow anyways. Engr Emy

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  50. JESUS CHRIST,WHATZ THIS, I LOVE SEEING SNAKES

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  51. Hahahahahaha Linda u bad gaaaaan, lol at when u re not living in ikorodu or badagry, ikorodu pple don suffer for Linda hand.#THAT AKWA IBOM BOY#

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  52. Dy shld hv killed it na haba injure it a bit nd sell to zoo keepers is way beta Dan killing nd eating it. Omo d snake big Gan o.

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  53. very Possible linda there is a huge swamp under the sheraton Opebi Link Bridge. Sometimes they kill crocodile

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  54. Ugly looking thing! Who knows how many missing children this one don swallow

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  55. Surely, more are still there

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    1. Wonder where Lindz would have rather had the snake if not lagos...
      ~D great anonymous!

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    2. Wonder shall never end. All dis Benin/Ishan witches, and wizards hav got to Lagos wit their operations of changing to snakes.

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  56. I luv snakes.
    I even luv the meat more.

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    1. Linda, u say the python an ur own? Oksy, that's why u say oh my. Kpele oo, next time u keep am safe.

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    2. As demon u be nau.

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  57. You better apologise for referring to ikorodu as places u can find pythons. Do u think ikorodu is still wat u used to know in d past.better shine ur eyes

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  58. Na winch! you'll soon hear that the person is dead or very sick.

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  59. Damn that's one big snake, if they had found dis in wamba it wld have been pepper soup things ASAP

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  60. Damn that's one big snake, if they had found dis in wamba it wld have been pepper soup things ASAP

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  61. Damn that's one big snake, if they had found dis in wamba it wld have been pepper soup things ASAP

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  62. What? The worst creature on earth.....

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  63. Lord Jesus!!!! So long and scary...

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  64. Ok i stay in ikorodu so why should it be found there?

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  65. OMG. How did it manage to survive the ever busy Ikeja. I hate creepy things, irritating and disgusting.

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  66. Choi! I got goose bumps all over...

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  67. This is scary! I don't like snakes. Thank God, it was seen and killed.

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  68. OMG this snake for don swallow pple oooo for it to be so big lik dz JeZzz..

    May God Protection Be unpon Us All !!

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  69. Hmmmm I was actually there life and direct it was amazing so big linda you can imagine seeing this at your backyard!!!!because there are houses around that area the funny thing is they caught the python trying to swallow a goat!! JC

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  70. linda wat dat ikd na d only snake zone abeg oooo, bush dey everywhere to

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  71. Linda na only ikd get bush wat do u mean self, take ur time o

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  72. LOL what do u mean by when its not ikorodu shey ikorodu nah bush Oga take ur time

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  73. This is really so disturbing..
    I don't think it's an ordinary Python.. Maybe one of those sent witch on a mission..

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  74. Omg. So scary and absurd to be seen around Opebi.

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  75. Nigerians are just clueless as to preserving nature...just go ahead and kill everything!!..FYI its not every snake you see that you must kill. Haba.

    I'm sure, next thing for them is to sell it. Yeye.

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    1. Bet U would have prefered to be left alone then if it attacks human what's ur take?

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    2. I rily dnt tink u knw how stupid u are for dis comment u jst made. Do u tink u are watching animal kingdom or Natgeo wild? Why dnt u take d snake and keep it in ur backyard as a pet and live to tell the story the next day..

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  76. of course such can be found around that area. Ikeja is a valley area of lagos, opebi is connected to Ikeja by a bridge. definitely you will find many creeping creatures especially during this rainy season

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  77. Jesu!!!! That's one huge snake o. but I hate snakes!!!

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  78. Is possible bcos there is valley around dat area at d back of sheraton

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  79. Very horrible! Enough meat for people who eat snakes.

    THE VOICE OF THE PROPHETESS

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  80. Really a python? It is not fat enough!

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  81. Wtf!!!! This is very scary


    OKORO UPGRADED**

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  82. Nawaooo you sure no be person una kill so? Cos how snake as big as that dey live for Opebi area

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  83. SO MUCH FOR WILDLIFE CONSERVATION

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  84. THIS IS REALLY SCARY.

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  85. Jeez! So big!Fhnk God it ws killed

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  86. I guess it came along with the flood

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  87. Bt linda wat do mean by wen itz nt ikorodu? Dats rude to pple like us living dere! So u feel we deserve to be seeing snakes

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  88. Ewooo, this one go kill person. Thank God that it was cought on time.

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  89. Jesus Christ! Still cant believe this o...I have never seen dis kinda huge snake in my entire life...Lord have mercy on us

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  90. Jesus Christ! Still cant believe this o...I have never seen dis kinda huge snake in my entire life...Lord have mercy on us

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  91. God of mercy!!! Uhmm,Linda you are trying to insult we ikorodu oga ni ye ooo #dreIsGodooo

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  92. See the way they're holding it...ewww!

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  93. Omo c meat, chai! Make person roast am n take do egusi wt small bitter leave inside haaaaaaaaaaaaa

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  94. Omo c meat, chai! Make person roast am n take do egusi wt small bitter leave inside haaaaaaaaaaaaa

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  95. Haaaa dis is huge,na wa o.hw did they manage to kill it?is very scarying.

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  96. Thank God it was killed before it killed someone.

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  97. C DAT guy cap n d snake na same body oh

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  98. C DAT guy cap n d snake na same body oh.

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  99. Thank God it was killed on time....

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  100. Oh my, that's Hugh, am scared ooooo

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  101. Jesu kristi....i can't deal** so scary,thnk God it was killed b4 it rocked havoc....buh dose pple holdin it tried 4 africa ** ewwww

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  102. Aunty linda you have started keeping my comment again for your self!!!!!please post my comment linda abeg oooh I no fit shout.JC

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  103. O MY GOSH, WAT KIND OF A THIMG IS THIS? IM SURE SOMEONE WAS REARING THIS AT HOME AS A PET AND IT WENT LOOSED.VERY DANGEROUS. CHEI! GOD HELP US.

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    1. I'm sure you aren't literate. Your comment tells me so

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  104. grew up in opebi. early 90s we found something like this in the valley bush behind our hoouse. thing was huge. some mallams killed n went to roast it i believe

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  105. They just killed a harmless creature! We have displaced them and now killing them. Nigerians don't understand how to conserve these animals to protect our environment.

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    1. Lmao! Ur a FOOL! Why dnt you catch one like dis nxt time and take it to ur house to protect ur environment

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    2. Lol. Harmless abi? Mumu.

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  106. Make them ask those Indian people in that neighborhood na den dey turn to snake and also they train snake

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  107. Lyk seriously? Some "mallams"? Can't it just be anybody who eats snake meat?

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  108. KIll them all I f*cking hate snakes ....

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  109. Here goes what we are supposed to protect as wild life..no wonder "Nat Geo Wild" can't run a documentary on wild life in Nigeria. All na kill

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  110. Nope...i dont find the pic disturbing...its your comment about ikorodu abd badagry that i find disturbing

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  111. Must we always kill. Kill kill kill kill all the time. By the way who gets to keep the skin?

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  112. this snake was killed in Ojodu area and not 1 stupid Opebi-Ikeja...let us learn to know the fact and not give us fake news here...i saw it live this morning and was killed in my area YAKOYO-OJODU and not opebi-ikeja, how can a huge snake be seen in that open area

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  113. linda how do you mean with this ? ' when it's not badagry or ikorodu?

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  114. Opebi was a jungle. We used to call that area Opebi jungle in the 80s. Those days you'll find all kinds of animals in Opebi. This is not a surprise

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  115. D fact dat u mentioned badagry and ikorodu is annoying Nd insulting. D snake is huge tho

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  116. Ogunsinaf Florence Bukola12 June 2015 at 13:24

    This piton must be from the Canal

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  117. Bobby was the killer in ojodu berger

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