PrettyCrystal:
bros look well naa, no be dollar, its 4.2 million shillings...look well

But cum to think of it oh..

Even with the naira depreciation, it still has 300% value against

Infact!! I decree and declare.....










Make i hol my tong

madridguy:
Abami Eja.

You're so funny.

holluwai:
What stupid title is this self?

That should tell u how obsessed people re with the iPhone 7,some folks now sleep and think of it only so much that it looks like it is the only thing they re living for,some re even ready to sell their parents, destinies, and anything they ve just to possess one, the world has grown too materialistic and it's a problem.

sharpchap:
Looks like a Nile perch

U appear versed,u know Wat I mean na....

Adaahjacob:
thats the fish that swallowed Jonah.

What!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

that fish must weigth 500 pounds. but also check this out https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00X4WHP5E/ref=as_li_tl

what a big fish

check out this big fish alsohttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00X4WHP5E/ref=as_li_tl

i love this big fish like this one. check it out https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00X4WHP5E/ref=as_li_tl

hmm!

ChangeIsCostant:
There is an ongoing heated debate online concerning the "outrageous" price of a massive fish was which was caught by fishermen recently at Ggaba Landing site in Uganda. According to a report, the fish which weighed 205Kgs was sold at Shs4.2 million (over $1200 i.e nearly N500,000).

But the price tag did not go down well with online users who are currently debating on the trending photos -with most saying the price should be Shs2.4 million (which is nearly $700 i.e N300,000). Whatever the actual price is, it still costs more than the new iPhone 7 which costs nearly $700.

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2016/10/see-massive-fish-caught-that-is-more.html

hmm

His it a ordinary fish or a mamy water?

Lalasticalala
pepper soup don ready ooo

ceejay4real:
Is the fish tasty? That's the most important thing. And how feasible is it for us to farm it in our lakes here like the Kainji and Oguta lakes for instance. I'm just curious and also anxious to improve the diet of millions of Nigerians! Pls the fish farming experts in the house, provide us with answers.

Thank you!

I would start by saying that alot of people like myself (and i looove fish to no end) dislike the smell of it. I don't find it tasty.
This fish was introduced by a well meaning, but ultimately thoughtless, British colonial fisheries officer into lake Victoria in East Africa in 1959. It went on to cause the extinction or near extinction of several endemic cichlid species and the severe depletion of the Lake's sweetest occupant - the Nile Tilapia. Its considered one of the world's greatest invasive species up there along with the water hyacinth (also introduced by a careless oyinbo into lake Victoria and is now ravaging the lake..... chaiii oyinbo has made us suffer ) .

So NOOO please don't introduce it to any water body in Nigeria, you will regret.

Sijo01:
N500k for fish? Hia, will the buyer not go hungry again after eating the fish?

Your signature caught my attention.



Merchant of Venice

One of my favourite literature text