It'd be Expensive: Reactions as Nigerian Man Shows off Big Tilapia Fishes Kids Caught in a Gutter in Bayelsa

It'd be Expensive: Reactions as Nigerian Man Shows off Big Tilapia Fishes Kids Caught in a Gutter in Bayelsa

  • A Nigerian man has got many netizens talking after flaunting the big Tilapia fish recently caught by some kids in a gutter
  • According to the poster Onisoman Kos-Ikah, the catch happened in Bayelsa and netizens familiar with the area said the fish is expensive in there
  • Photos of the big catch were met with disbelief by many social media users who felt the man was just out to chase clout

Photos of big fish caught in a gutter in Bayelsa state have caused a huge stir on social media.

Onisoman Kos-Ikah had taken to Facebook group Rant HQ Extention to share photos of big Tilapia fish which he claimed were caught by kids in a drainage.

Onisoman Kos-Ikah, big Tilapia fishes, Bayelsa state, gutter, drainage
He said the fishes were caught in a gutter. Photo Credit: Onisoman Kos-Ikah
Source: Facebook

Onisoman also shared photos of the said gutter along with the kids beside it.

Read also

Taxi driver turns car into mini supermarket, makes drinks, sweets & biscuits available for passengers in video

The big fish were packaged into black nylon and are reportedly sold at an exorbitant price in the area it was caught.

PAY ATTENTION: Join Legit.ng Telegram channel! Never miss important updates!

The proud man marvelled that Bayelsa state is not just blessed with oil but fish as well.

His post read:

"Fishes caught by kids in a drainage (gutter) in Bayelsa this afternoon..
"Indeed Bayelsa State is Blessed oil in the land and fishes all around."

Netizens react

Goodness Justus said:

"I'm from rivers state, I have witnessed this in portharcourt and kalabari.
"Even the first time I visited bayelsa, it was raining.....I passed a road where I saw kids gathered closed to a drainage..... they were catching fishes, different kinds.
"All the drainages in rivers state and bayelsa are connected to rivers so when it rains, the water moves and carries fishes from the rivers to the gutters. ....even in flood, you'll see fishes."

Read also

London to Lagos biker welcomed in Mali by kids, their photos go viral, spark reactions on social media

Ademokoya Oyebisola said:

"Very blessed state. Any place that there is pool of water, before you know it fish will start growing inside. The irony of it is, fish is also very expensive there."

Imma Simon said:

"I know this place this is Prosco road close to Dunamis church Yenagoa Bayelsa state.. Funny enough fish is very expensive here in Yenagoa. Make nobody lie here say fish cheap."

Catherine Nwagwu said:

"People can argue what they don’t know, here in Bayelsa small rain in gutter the next tin u see is fishes of different species swimming around. I can never forget the 2012 flood, if u see different species of fish, different shapes and sizes inside our flooded compound in school, students were using basket sieves etc to catch fishes."

Fish with human-like teeth and weird smile caught during a fishing expedition

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a man had caught a fish with a weird smile and human-like teeth.

Read also

Owner wants to show trenches people: Video of costly Lamborghini being driven in local area causes a stir

The man identified as Paul Lore encountered the marine fish with human-like teeth and a weird smile around Melbourne, in Florida, USA.

Paul, speaking to LADbible, described the colouring pattern on the sea creature as having the form of a Zebra and its body as that of a snapper-fish.

Explaining how the inside of the fish's mouth looks, Paul said it had human-like teeth that also resembles a shark's teeth in rows of about two or three.

Source: Legit.ng

Authors:
Victor Duru avatar

Victor Duru (Editor) Victor Duru is a Reuters-trained award-winning journalist with over 4 years of working experience in the media industry. He holds a B.Sc in Management Studies from Imo State University, where he was a Students' Union Government Director of Information. Victor is a human interest editor, strategic content creator, freelancer and a Google-certified digital marketer. His work has been featured on US news media Faith It. He can be reached via victor.duru@corp.legit.ng