Days after Ifunanya's Death, Lady Encounters Snake in Her Compound in Afternoon, Shares Video

Days after Ifunanya's Death, Lady Encounters Snake in Her Compound in Afternoon, Shares Video

  • While outrage and mourning followed the demise of singer Ifunanya 'Nanyah' Nwangene, a lady has survived a potential snake attack
  • The lady, an entrepreneur, took to Facebook to share her snake experience and a video of the reptile that almost entered her house
  • According to her, it happened on the hot afternoon of Thursday, February 5, and she hailed two men in her compound for swiftly coming to her aid

Kejo Gold, a Warri-based entrepreneur, has shared her snake experience on Facebook days after the death of singer Ifunanya 'Nanyah' Nwangene from a snakebite.

Kejo noted that the incident happened on Thursday, February 5, in her compound.

Video as lady survives potential snake attack in her compound, Nigerians react
A lady rejoices after surviving a potential snake attack in her compound. Illustrative image of a snake. Photo Credit: Ahmad Firmansyah, Facebook/Kejo Gold
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Entrepreneur's snake experience in afternoon

According to Kejo, the snake almost entered her house in the afternoon, were it not for the quick interventions of two men in her compound.

The two men saw the snake and neutralised it. She shared a video of the neutralised reptile with the caption:

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"This Snake 🐍 almost entered my house this hot afternoon ☀️.
"If not for the two bros in my compound that saw it trying to sneak into my varendar and swung into action.
"I never see who fear snake reach me."

Netizens were elated that the potential snake attack was averted.

Video as lady survives potential snake attack in her compound, Nigerians react
A lady shares a video of a snake that almost entered her house. Photo Credit: Kejo Gold
Source: Facebook

Watch the video below:

Lady's snake experience draws reactions

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the lady's experience below:

Ahmed Ohunene Amina said:

"Subhanallah!!
"This is a BOOMSLANG, highly venomous too when it bites.
"This type of snake comes out when the weather is very hot.
"Please be careful and take precautions.
"God have Mercy."

Miracle Alozie said:

"No only God know the type of karat I gave my oraimo cord last night, the cord fell from where I hung it and landed on top of my body, come and see karat skills.
"I don't know I have such karate skills.
"All these pictures and videos of snake flying everywhere on Facebook is messing my brain up."

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Onoriode WatermelonBoy Umunu said:

"Fumigate your house and environment go and look for best cypermethrin mixed with water on a knapsack and spray the compound once once no snake can survive the smell.
"Of the chemical. Apply it when everybody is out for work."

Sherryfat Ladejobi said:

"Thank God oooo. I wonder why snake go leave bush con dey won enter people house."

Orovwigho Bamidele said:

"Way una, make una stop to dey post or talk about snake follow everywhere, shuo, God abeg oo..na so I see my belt for ground yesterday for my room, I run comot from my compound..una talk, video, n conplaint don too much, e dey affect my imagination, Everything now looks like a snake to me."

Frayo Imagery Friday Eno said:

"Thank God for his divine protection try buy bitter kola put in around ur environment."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a snake expert, Dr Mark Ofua, had pointed out four important signs that a snake could be in your room or house.

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Lady recounts her terrible snakebite experience

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady named Oma had shared how she survived a terrible snakebite seven years ago.

She said it happened at dark and that she could not see the snake when it bit her, but only felt something heavy on her leg, which she shook off, and it fell on her slippers.

After the snakebite, Oma said there was a blood clot in the bitten area on her leg, which began to immediately itch her. It was then she saw the snake. Oma narrated how she got a handkerchief to tie the affected area, to stop the venom from going to her upper body.

Proofreading by Kola Muhammed, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

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