Nigerians are seriously debating on the name of the reptile you see down in the picture. Most Nigerians have penned down what they feel or think will be the name of the animal.
Taking to her Twitter page, Denike Olori, shared photos of the reptile/large lizard which was killed around her. According to her, she says her brother won’t stop arguing about the name of the large lizard. Her tweet shows that she and her brother have been debating on the name of the large reptile.
She then took to her social media platform (Twitter) to ask the opinions of Nigerians. Nigerians under her comment section began to pen their opinions. Here are the names Nigerians called it:
1. Atan.
2. Lacoste (a popular designer brand).
3. Kimodo dragon.
4. Monitor lizard.
5. Lizard that joined armed force, lol.
6. Wall gecko.
7. Dinosaur.
8. Nile Monitor Lizard – Correct.
9. Low key crocodile.
10. Alligator.
11. Chicken.
12. Iguana.
According to our investigation, the name of the large reptile in the picture above is called a ‘Nile Monitor Lizard.’ Nile Monitor Lizards are usually found in the Sub-sharan region of Africa. It’s less harmful or dangerous to human beings.
“Who knows the name of this animal abeg? Mt brother won’t stop arguing,” she tweeted.
Who knows the name of this animal abeg?? My brother won’t stop arguing. 😩😩 pic.twitter.com/tdHpCPJp1u
— Olori_a_denike (@DenikeOlori) December 16, 2020
Reactions from Nigerians:
Komodo dragon
— Akin 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇩🇪 🇮🇪 (@BeerLambert) December 16, 2020
Dinosaur
— JOHNIZ👑 (@JOHNIIIIZ) December 16, 2020
An Iguana!!!!
(Monitor lizard)— Chief-priest (@derealtycoon) December 16, 2020
Alligator 😂
— Ìbàdàn Madeˢᵀ🌚👅✌ (@_deyola) December 16, 2020
That’s a wall gecko
— 忽必烈 • (@KhanofKhans_) December 16, 2020
Dats a LIZARD That joined the ARMED FORCES!!
— Mayor of my family💞💞 (@M_nurish99) December 16, 2020
That’s a chicken pic.twitter.com/SwEABVe4NU
— Random nigga 🐾 (@deymorlar09) December 16, 2020
Lacoste na
— Mazi Chigbo’gu (@Mazi_Chigbogu) December 16, 2020
Be like say na low key crocodile o pic.twitter.com/ukjYB4urfV
— Vinny (@NocNigerian01) December 16, 2020
It is anta…I don’t know the English name 🙄🙄🙄🙄
— Mummy Sophie (@olatikitan) December 16, 2020
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