OAP N6 says world’s second deadliest snakes from Australia have invaded Lekki/Ajah

According to a social media post by Cool FM OAP, N6. the world’s second deadliest snakes have invaded the Lekki/Ajah areas in Lagos. The snakes are native to Australia and have been spotted in large numbers in Lekki Ajah areas of Lagos. He further noted that a drop of the snake’s venom can kill a […]

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