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Nigerian Man Deported For Killing Parrot A Month After Relocating To Canada

Omotayo Daranjo by Omotayo Daranjo
September 28, 2022
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The parrot had a GPS tracker but the unlucky Nigerian man unknowingly killed it.

A Nigerian national who relocated to Canada a month ago has been deported for killing a parrot.

Dr. Olusesan who shared the story via Twitter claimed that the parrot had a GPS tracker but the unlucky Nigerian man unknowingly killed it.

In his words:

“Them deport person from Canada within one month on arrival because e go kill pet parrot wey wear GPS tracker. Like, are you blind?”


Reacting to the tweet, Aluko Olami recounted: “The same thing happened here in Qatar around 2012, One of our country man will just went out at midnight to kill cats to make soup. He has been doing it so long before police get him one night.He was deported too.The funny thing is he was doing good job of around $3k at the time.”

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