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What Type Of Snake Is This Killed On My Farm This Morning?

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page 0 · 29 posts · 26 participants · off_topic

This thread is a viral discussion about a snake found on a farm, sparked by the original poster's question about its species and danger. The conversation quickly devolves into a mix of biological identification, cultural naming conventions, and heated debates about whether the snake is venomous, with no agricultural trade or production content.

Credibility signals: OP mentions farm size (14 acres) and location (Ibadan)Several users cite local names (Ogba) or regional languages (Igbo, Yoruba)Some users reference academic titles (professors, vets) or specific species knowledge
“the snake be like wetting Nigerian economy hit too”
“Nairaland and snakes, the longest serving relationship in Nigerian social media”
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“Every snake to many of you is non venomous. You only say this to get attention and not because you know anything about snakes... No carry this kain mentality enter bush o...”
“So you think this particular snake is venomous? Do you know its name?”
Unclassified: Debate over snake venom status and local names
page 1 · 17 posts · 16 participants · off_topic

This thread is an off-topic discussion where farmers ask for help identifying a snake found on their farm, leading to a mix of biological advice and unrelated banter. While the initial question touches on farm safety, the conversation quickly devolves into memes, political jokes, and general chat rather than serious agricultural troubleshooting.

Credibility signals: One user mentions owning a 14-acre farm in Ibadan, establishing context for the question.
“Since una married off Lala off this Nairaland town nobody to cook fresh snake kill”
“hahahaha see as the snake slim be like wetin Tinubu also policies affect”
“A whole snake is non venomous Shebi na u and God decide not to give it venom .”
Unclassified: The thread contains significant political satire regarding Tinubu and memes about a bird picture, which are unrelated to agricultural practices.