@babaogunye: Depending on the context, "shamelon" usually refers to one of two things: a common phonetic misspelling of the lizard "chameleon", or a specific local public figure in Lagos, Nigeria.1. Chameleon (The Reptile or Figurative Term)If you meant the English word pronounced "kuh-mee-lee-uhn", the correct spelling is chameleon. It has two primary meanings:Literal: A type of tropical lizard known for its ability to change skin color to blend in with its surroundings, its independently moving eyes, and its long, fast tongue used to catch insects.Figurative: A person who frequently changes their behavior, opinions, or political beliefs to fit into a situation or please the people around them (e.g., "She is a political chameleon").2. "Shamelon" (Samsideen Oladiti)If you are asking about the specific name "Shamelon" in local news, it is the alias of Samsideen Oladiti, a prominent chieftain of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) in Lagos. He became widely known in public media following his high-profile arrest and court arraignment in late 2025 regarding violent assault and murder charges on Lagos Island.#foryoupage #keşfet #foryou #iyami #500kviews

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