Nature for Us

photo credit: news.standford.edu A brief history of the entrance of coronavirus into Nigeria The severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARs-CoV-2) was identified in Wuhan, China early December, 2019, however The novel coronavirus was reported in Nigeria on February 27, 2020 when an Italian citizen visiting Lagos, Nigeria tested positive for the virus. On the day of the announcement of the first covid-19 case in Nigeria the public accused Government of keying into or have devised a scheme to loot public fund as usual. The announced covid-19 case made a lot of ripples across all social media pools, still unfortunately the public do not still see the fact that the coronavirus is with us now in Adamawa State and unless we take conscious steps to control its spread our land of beauty may be no more than an empty ruin from the deleterious impact of the virus as seen in the United States of America, Spain, Italy and the host of other countries. photo credit: Businessday. com

'Is nature trying to reset itself back to equilibrium? Has man forced nature to engage a kill switch? Has the activities of man not changed by force the biorhythm of nature? Has the environment had enough? That a united leadership of the third world that believe in looting and members of the advanced world with legitimate earning share the same environment. Whatever we may believe in or accomplish needs the earth to enjoy success and or brood failure I believe in man but man leads us all to dooms loom I hope i was wrong, the fabric is not all shades of grey For in the end all we will have is each other to stay alive.'   Indeed a crisis is a process of transformation where the old system can no longer be maintained thus crisis is synonymous to the need for change;if change is not as needed than it can be better described as a 'failure' or an 'incident'.  We are in a challenged time in the history of mankind as the earth is in total silence, many bein

The Marabou stork ( Leptoptilos crumeniferus) is a really huge scavenger bird found in close association with the vultures. They visit villages, abattoir, and slaughter slabs. They  are usually silent but make a clacking sound with their bill at there nests. This stork was captured at Forfore Local Govt. Area of Adamawa State; the North Eastern part of Nigeria. This stork was collected from poachers now kept in the Jimeta Amusement Park and temporal Zoo.

Antelopes at the river bank feeding and drinking water early in the morning. This live picture was taken at the North Eastern part of Nigeria.

have you considered the feeding habit and what the African elephant feeds on? here are but a few of what they feed on; the Baobab tree ( Adamsonia digitata) , the onion-like root and the root of other unidentified plants. 

Loxodonta africana ( the African Elephant); this photo was taken at the North Eastern park of Nigeria, showing a herd of elephants at a National Park.