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Photo: Yenegoa Man Escapes Death After Discovering Huge Snake In His Toilet

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A Yenegoa man has taken to his social media, Whatsapp to give appreciation to God after encountering a huge snake in his toilet.

According to the yet to be identified man via his WhatsApp shared photos from his toilet narrating his experience while giving thanks to God for sparing his life.

Sharing a photo from the graphic scene, he wrote;

”I decided to go pee after holding it all night long. This time, my people, I decided to stand and pee like a man only for me to flush and from nowhere a snake crawled out from my toilet seat this morning. I forever praise.”

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Meanwhile, there are a few preventive measures to take so as to keep the snakes away from your water closet. 

Application of household items 

Household items such as caustic soda, engine oil, and Kerosene mixed with water, works perfectly in chasing away snakes from the home. To use, please ensure you pour it inside the toilet or around the drainage area or entrance of the house. 

Keep Your Environment Clean

Snakes naturally like to spend time laying in a warm sunny place to regulate their body temperature. Cleaning up our environment by removing these habitable places from your property helps drive snakes away from your surroundings. 

Also, ensure you trim the grass and cut the back branches of trees around your house. Also, use chemical repellent around the bordering of your house via fumigation, this measure keeps snakes out.

Remove food sources 

The last and not the least is food sources, food sources is the easiest way to get snakes into your home. However, when you regularly clean the house from cluttered areas, by removing wastes,  dirty animals like rat, lizard, geckos which attracts snakes would be far from entering the house



Chukwuani Victoria is an entertainment and lifestyle journalist who's passionate about storytelling with years of experience in the industry. She holds a BSC in Biology and also obtained a postgraduate diploma in broadcast journalism at the Nigerian Institute of Journalism, Ogba, Lagos. She likes to read, research, hang out with her friends and play scrabbles.