Boogyman557:
Holly Gram Chai see FOOD!


PEPPER SOUP don land bross!



Abeg send me ur location.. make I press all my WEED together and JAZZ in ur UNIT..


Abeg make sure say u buy better HOT GIN to use press tins down..


LITE UP my WEED in peace


WTF MAN!

Fred166:
Everyone should be guarded, vigilant and observant, whether you are surrounded by bush or not please be vigilant. These snakes are so creepy

By the God Grace i own my house, it’s a 2 apartment bungalow with a 3 bedroom flat each. I occupy the front flat while my tenant occupy the back flat. Everywhere in my house is neat and tiled including my compound, I’m not surrounded by bush, I even stay in an Estate but it’s still a mystery how this snake get into my house.

On my way back from work, I stopped by to pick my wife from her shop, as at 7:30 when we got home, I walked towards the small fridge in our dining room to grab some chilled beer, I noticed something fell from the cotton pole, the moment I shined the torch light, it was a black snake then it ran behind the fridge. I couldn’t believe my eyes. I shouted Jesus see snake. My wife carried my daughter and ran outside to the main gate. I could even hear her voice shouting “babe you must kill that snake, I’m not sleeping in that house if you don’t kill that snake”

Well, My tenant came to assist me and we finally killed the snake with sticks and stones. I’m a brave man

I’m so curious right now because you can’t see a cockroach or rat in my house not to talk of snake. How that snake got into my house is a mystery. My baby is almost one year and she crawls around.

Who else has experience this before? And what kind of snake is that? Is it venomous?

FROGMAN101:
Men are really the price.

Your wife ran out and left you in the war zone with Mr Longman..

You are still the provider too.

I am learning everyday.

Farfalla:
Please don't eat it.

Fred166:
Everyone should be guarded, vigilant and observant, whether you are surrounded by bush or not please be vigilant. These snakes are so creepy

By the God Grace i own my house, it’s a 2 apartment bungalow with a 3 bedroom flat each. I occupy the front flat while my tenant occupy the back flat. Everywhere in my house is neat and tiled including my compound, I’m not surrounded by bush, I even stay in an Estate but it’s still a mystery how this snake get into my house.

On my way back from work, I stopped by to pick my wife from her shop, as at 7:30 when we got home, I walked towards the small fridge in our dining room to grab some chilled beer, I noticed something fell from the cotton pole, the moment I shined the torch light, it was a black snake then it ran behind the fridge. I couldn’t believe my eyes. I shouted Jesus see snake. My wife carried my daughter and ran outside to the main gate. I could even hear her voice shouting “babe you must kill that snake, I’m not sleeping in that house if you don’t kill that snake”

Well, My tenant came to assist me and we finally killed the snake with sticks and stones. I’m a brave man

I’m so curious right now because you can’t see a cockroach or rat in my house not to talk of snake. How that snake got into my house is a mystery. My baby is almost one year and she crawls around.

Who else has experience this before? And what kind of snake is that? Is it venomous?

GloriousGbola:


eating the one eyed snake is for chicks

Farfalla:

EyeCumInPiece:
Baby snake. Less than 3ft if that's 2x2 tile.

FROGMAN101:
Men are really the price.

Your wife ran out and left you in the war zone with Mr Longman..

You are still the provider too.

I am learning everyday.

Makamatic:


See as baba put Igbo for inside cup . We know say no be loud bro

GloriousGbola:


we alfa meils love to eat cake

Fred166:
it baffles me. There’s no space in my doors. I have two entrances to enter my house, either from the kitchen entrance or the main entrance and both entrance has door net. I fixed door net to prevent mosquitoes because of my baby.

You can’t even see mosquitoes, cockroach or rat in my house.

I will have to fumigate my house. I’m so shocked right now.

meum:
Those days of Snakeland 😂

If you know you know

Camberlo:
Well done brother for that bravery act.

I will advise you get enough garlic, pill then all and spread it around your premise.

Also, you can get dried bones and burn it on fire it will cast away snakes.

Also, make sure you flush your toilets with enough salts monthly basis.

FROGMAN101:
Men are really the price.

Your wife ran out and left you in the war zone with Mr Longman..

You are still the provider too.

I am learning everyday.

Fred166:
Everyone should be guarded, vigilant and observant, whether you are surrounded by bush or not please be vigilant. These snakes are so creepy

By the God Grace i own my house, it’s a 2 apartment bungalow with a 3 bedroom flat each. I occupy the front flat while my tenant occupy the back flat. Everywhere in my house is neat and tiled including my compound, I’m not surrounded by bush, I even stay in an Estate but it’s still a mystery how this snake get into my house.

On my way back from work, I stopped by to pick my wife from her shop, as at 7:30 when we got home, I walked towards the small fridge in our dining room to grab some chilled beer, I noticed something fell from the cotton pole, the moment I shined the torch light, it was a black snake then it ran behind the fridge. I couldn’t believe my eyes. I shouted Jesus see snake. My wife carried my daughter and ran outside to the main gate. I could even hear her voice shouting “babe you must kill that snake, I’m not sleeping in that house if you don’t kill that snake”

Well, My tenant came to assist me and we finally killed the snake with sticks and stones. I’m a brave man

I’m so curious right now because you can’t see a cockroach or rat in my house not to talk of snake. How that snake got into my house is a mystery. My baby is almost one year and she crawls around.

Who else has experience this before? And what kind of snake is that? Is it venomous?

dingbang:
black man no dey read at all. He specifically mentioned he does not live in a bushy area and infact, he stays in a clean estate and his house is well tidy.


A snake will not say oh because this estate is clean, i will not creep into it, or this estate is bushy, i will enter. It creeps where it wants to creep into, bushy or not.

Exodus15v11:
Unecessary comment. 🙄

Didn't you read where he said he has an almost one-year old who crawls around? So the wife should've left the one-year old outside or in another room alone just to kill the snake with the OP? Or all three of them should've killed it together? Besides, he called his tenant to assist in killing it, meaning he was not by himself.

Eldybest:


Well, it's difficult to accurately point out how the snake got into your house, but that snake must have been living with you for quite some time without you knowing it. But because, fortunately, snakes by nature do their best (and even go to lengths) to avoid humans and won't normally go out to deliberately harm humans, you did not notice its presence in your house until that day.
There are also many other people with snakes in their houses without them knowing it. Lol it would have been an entirely different scenario if snakes deliberately seek out humans. But they still remain mostly dangerous anyway. Not something to cohabit with for any reason.
Bro, please ensure that you have anti venom or you know a nearby medical facility that has antivenom, just in case. This can make a difference between life and death.
Most people who died from snake bites died due to not having timely access to anti-venom treatment. Many medical facilities don't have anti-venom. Please locate one which has. Or you learn first aid treatment for snake bite.
I was bitten by a venomous snake right inside my house, in June. My own house is near to some bushes and grasslands. What saved me was the first aid treatment I applied which helped me to buy time before I later got additional treatment.
So, bro, please make contingency plans just in case.
Also, bro, fumigate, and fumigate, and fumigate. And keep away rats from your house.
Bro I thank God for your life.

Love800:
What are the first aids for snake bite?

Eldybest:


Note: I learnt this from a local farmer sometime around 1990/91. So it is not a western medical first aid. While the farmer taught me as if it is a complete treatment, I personally classify it as a kind of 'first aid' because I believe that ideally, one should still seek medical treatment even after one had gotten better.

Now, here it is:

1. Within the first few seconds of the snake bite, firmly tighten a rope or wire or twig or anything strong, at the back of that bite, to prevent the venom from circulating further.

2. Immediately (or at the same time), start chewing bitter kolanut. As you are chewing it very well, squeeze out and keep swallowing the bitter liquid coming from it. Swallow everything. In my own case, three kolanuts worked for me. The farmer told me that if some venom had escaped further into the blood by the time, there is a way the kolanut would act against it from inside.

3. Begin to press the areas around the bite to drain out the blood around the bite. This action, in practical sense, is very bloody and messy. But when a saw that my life was at stake, I did it. The farmer said I can also suck out that blood in that area and spit it off. This, I also did, when I saw that I must save my life.
During all this, try and avoid making serious bodily movements that can make your heart pump faster or harder, so that the venom will not circulate fast.

Just as I said, a local farmer taught me this way back sometime in 1990/1991.

But the first time I practised it was on December 20, 1995 when I was bitten on my wrist by a snake. On this occasion, I put this into practise and it worked for me, even without any treatment afterwards.

Then, the latest time I practised it was sometime in June this year when I had another bite at around 2am or so. I applied the same method and my body calmed down and I became normal again.

Someone later told me that I've developed some bodily resistance to snake bites (I don't know anything about this, as I am not a science person).

But the mark of the first snake bite is still on my right wrist till today.
But as a rule, I always ensure that I have kolanuts wherever I go.

I have only talked about what worked for me as taught to me by a local farmer. Not to be taken as a 'prescription' or recommendation. I used the method because the incident happened at locations far away from medical outpost.
There will definitely be other first aid treatments for snake bites, especially from the medical people.
Ideally, please ensure you know a clinic around which has antivenom treatments.