saintbillion:
thankz menh. E sweet like chicken

Bro I said it b4 him.

That is Asin in Yoruba language, Gapiya in hausa language.
Op u are d 1st person iv seen to ever eat this animal, nobody eats it cos it's very poisinous

Jakumo:
That animal is one of the Mongoose varieties native to Nigeria. These ones move in groups of between ten and twenty family members, rummaging for food in the undergrowth. In Yoruba land, these animals go by the name of OTOLO.

The mongoose family are known for their snake-killing prowess, so the death of this mongoose will likely cause one of Nairaland's esteemed moderators to pause for a moment of sober reflection about the loss of a very capable and ferocious ally, in his fight against snakes.

hehe

saintbillion:
him dey bite person?

very very well. We call it nkwukwa in Igbo. They sleep on a thick and unpruned palm tree. They use to travel in group and IT IS A VERY SWEET AND DELICIOUS MEAT, far better than rabbit

If you didn't eat that bushmeat with fresh cold palmwine then you deserve to be jailed for murder.

Pepper soup things, budget for meat will be cancelled for the next two weeks.

ijayopi:
This smelling rat very noisy. You can chase it out of the house by dropping cut onion around. It is called Npipinkapi

this one no smell oo. Na arouma him get

Aimerosa25:
It's an anteater

You too listen to your self.. how can you call it an anteater with that kind of dentition. That's no anteater, you can Google anteater.

Lovexme:


I first thought it was Mongoose, but it didn't look like a typical Mongoose because of its snout, so I googled.

Yeah, mongooses are as large as cats or larger

Looks like tasmania devil

Ishilove:

This looks like one Nairalander I've seen here

A Nlder looks like that? M/F?

1mrprolific7:
Instead of you to send your account details so that I'll credit your account

0055134758, Access. Bro that's it.. I go dey expect... Thanks in advance

cruxgemmata:
Looks like a BANDICOOT.

They are known for carrying dangerous diseases like Typhus Fever.

or tazmania devil

XD3G:
That's a Shrew

Exactly. Or the shrew family.

Naijaarchive:
You don't even care about the name... Straight roasting.... Nawa o you get mind

general name. Bush meat

admeenat:
That is Asin in Yoruba language, Gapiya in hausa language.
Op u are d 1st person iv seen to ever eat this animal, nobody eats it cos it's very poisinous

you don't knw the animal. It is a very sweet meat ok. We call it nkwukwa. They travel in group and sleeps in an unprunned palm tree.

salisuammy:
It looks like Tasmanian Devil AKA T Devil.

There is no way in hell a Tasmanian devil can be found in Nigeria.

Only island has that creature in all of the Earth and that island is Tasmania, Australia's smallest state.

lomprico:


it's not, it's a mongoose

no

kunyeo:
What is wrong with Nigerians? Anything that walks on four legs is kill and eat!

We all love free food irrespective of however it comes

salisuammy:
It looks like Tasmanian Devil AKA T Devil.

You're the only person with a sensible answer. Unfortunately, Tasmanian devil's aren't found in this part of the world.

SKhanmi:
Isn't that a shrew? You lucky say Eno bite you.

Modified*
Nope too big for a shrew and definitely not an anteater. Looks more like it belongs to the mole family. Suprised you will eat an unknown animal sha

its a tazmania devil

Nkapia can not taste so good like chicken. It’s a dirty shit

saintbillion:
it taste like chicken meat

deltateam:



Heeeeeh!
Op has killed the Oracle e!

Chai!

Op do you know what you have done?

i need more oracle bro. Oracle meat are sweet

saintbillion:
my broda from the taste its eatable and pallatable. Wish u could have a bite. Mmmh its yummy

Enjoy yourself...

You don't know the name and you are about to eat it.

OdenKelechi:
Shit looks like a Tasmanian devil

Tasmanian devil's aren't found in this part of the world, that's likely a mongoose.

And why are many people here calling that creature a Tasmanian devil

Do they even know where Tasmania is?

Or does the OP live in Australia??

Very funny.

Jakumo:
That animal is one of the Mongoose varieties native to Nigeria. These ones move in groups of between ten and twenty family members, rummaging for food in the undergrowth. In Yoruba land, these animals go by the name of OTOLO.

The mongoose family are known for their snake-killing prowess, so the death of this mongoose will likely cause one of Nairaland's esteemed moderators to pause for a moment of sober reflection about the loss of a very capable and ferocious ally, in his fight against snakes.

you knw the animal but you fail to say dat it is very delicious meat. We call it nkwukwa in igbo and they sleep in an unprunned thick palm tree

callthefred:
It's not shrew...it also smells like shrew...it's called keke in Yoruba...extremely sweet meat.

best comment. U deserve medal bro.

OluwasureGig:
must you guys eat everything in this life that you came to? what's all this nah. slawormir your attention is needed here

Danm nigarrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Cold beer with this nigarrrrrrrrr

Slawormir go steal person client

We Still dey on the matter

So you did not see the long mouth

Zane2point4:

Not "nkapia" ,this one big pass nkapia its called
"Nkwukwa" in igbo. Its actually tasty.

You did not see the black aji and d long mouth

nwabuwa:

that is not nkapi, nkapi is as small as rat..the animal the op caught moves as family..20 or more moves at once..