A bird suspected to have flown from Riga, capital of the Republic of Latvia, was caught in Cross River state.

According to Raphael Ogar Oko, the bird which has ring and band on its legs bearing some numbers, may have flown from a zoo in the European country.According to Raphael Ogar Oko, the bird which has ring and band on its legs bearing some numbers, may have flown from a zoo in the European country.

The bird was caught by the two men pictured in Okpoma, the headquarters of Yala Local Government Area of the state on Sunday, January 17.

"The bird below seems to have flew from Latvia Riga and landed in one of our rivers in Okpoma area where it was caught at the riverside by the gentlemen below. The bird has a ring and a number on its leg. It may have moved from a zoo." he said.

See more photos below;
https://www.nairafame.com/2021/01/bird-suspected-to-belong-to-zoo-in.html

Cc Lalasticlala

that is an osprey. it is not from a Zoo the bands are to help track its movments accross the world..

they should release it abeg.

It will soon land in soup....

Those two men sitting and posing for the picture like what they did deserves a Nobel Prize...Mtcheew

illicit:
It will land in soup soon....

Lol. I don't know about that

Sirmwill:
Those two men sitting and posing for the picture like what they did deserves a Nobel Prize...Mtcheew

What do you want them to do?

They should not kill it the way they killed an Australian bird last year

That bird might be boiling in a pot right now. The bird came into the wrong country, NIGERIA

This bed will be good for pepper soup with a fresh palm wine

Something is attracting them to Delta State. Oyinbo know but my people no wan know

Las Las e get wetin black man for Nigeria fear to eat. Efik/Ibibio people fear to eat Ikuku, nai dem carry am go dash. Abeg make una nor let am fly comot Cross River or Akwa Ibom, carry e busy body enter Delta, na there Ikuku go jam Ikukugbe. Na there una go know say 2 seconds, everywhere burst originate from Delta.

Sirmwill:
Those two men sitting and posing for the picture like what they did deserves a Nobel Prize...Mtcheew

Two FOOLS. Illiteracy is truly a disease

if only the bird had known the country it landed in .. it would have preferred Somalia

History of the Amalgamation House The amalgamation house is a historical site, it signifies
the birth of Nigeria. It’s the building in which Lord
Lugard signed the law that brought about the
amalgamation of the Northern and Southern
Protectorates of Nigeria in 1914, thus creating a single
entity known as the present-day Nigeria. It is also the building in which General Olusegun Obasanjo (the
former commanding officer of the Nigerian Army)
and General Phillip Effiong of the Biafran Army signed
the declaration of cease-fire that ended the Nigerian
civil war in January 1970. The building is made up of wooden floors and has a
wide corridor supported by wooden pillars and big
windows to cross-ventilate the offices. The whole
structure is built with wood with corrugated iron
sheets for the roof. The original roofing sheets are still
there but have turned dark brown. Inside the building, you will see historical materials such as the
transistor radio, speaker, antique telephone and
typewriter used by Lugard. A visit to amalgamation house gives you the
opportunity to everything about Lord Lugard’s
administration including his residence, his
administrative office, the native authority building,
and his kitchen and the Beach Garden. Nearby
attractions also include the brick-walled bungalow known as the Opobo district office, the popular Bridge
of No Return at the bank of Imo River and a mock
grave in memory of the Aba Women’s Riot of 1929.

illicit:
It will land in soup soon....

You know Nigerians well

Dey don initiate this one for Europe

Sirmwill:
Those two men sitting and posing for the picture like what they did deserves a Nobel Prize...Mtcheew

the dude in blue resemble our street supplier.

Pochettino:




Two FOOLS. Illiteracy is truly a disease

Whats making them foolish. They caught a bird so?

Lets learn to talk wisely