No fewer than 23 cows have been killed by thunder in Ekiti State.

NAN reports that the incident, which occurred at Okeowa Eluju, a farmstead in Iloro-Ekiti, Ijero Local Government Area of the state, has caused apprehension among local residents.

While confirming the incident, a Fulani herder and owner of the dead cows, Abdulkadri Kadiri, said he was devastated by the development.

“I went to farm after about six hours heavy downpour on Monday morning, only to discover that 23 of my cows had died.

”After careful observation, I found that there was no trace of bodily injuries on the dead cows. I want to believe it is an act of God since I did not offend or quarrel with anyone,” he said.

Kadiri, however, said he had not experienced such incident in his 35 years of of business.

The Regent of the community, High Chief Joseph Alofe, who also confirmed the incident, described the victim as a gentle and peace loving herder.

The community leader, who also described the incident as strange to the village, called on government and well meaning individuals to assist the herder, to revive his business.No fewer than 23 cows have been killed by thunder in Ekiti State.

NAN reports that the incident, which occurred at Okeowa Eluju, a farmstead in Iloro-Ekiti, Ijero Local Government Area of the state, has caused apprehension among local residents.

While confirming the incident, a Fulani herder and owner of the dead cows, Abdulkadri Kadiri, said he was devastated by the development.

“I went to farm after about six hours heavy downpour on Monday morning, only to discover that 23 of my cows had died.

”After careful observation, I found that there was no trace of bodily injuries on the dead cows. I want to believe it is an act of God since I did not offend or quarrel with anyone,” he said.

Kadiri, however, said he had not experienced such incident in his 35 years of of business.

The Regent of the community, High Chief Joseph Alofe, who also confirmed the incident, described the victim as a gentle and peace loving herder.

The community leader, who also described the incident as strange to the village, called on government and well meaning individuals to assist the herder, to revive his business.

http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/10/thunder-kills-23-cows-in-ekiti.html

Ekiti people are in trouble now coz the revenge of Fulanis is like Noah's flood

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14Ebiscoo:
No fewer than 23 cows have been killed by thunder in Ekiti State.

NAN reports that the incident, which occurred at Okeowa Eluju, a farmstead in Iloro-Ekiti, Ijero Local Government Area of the state, has caused apprehension among local residents.

While confirming the incident, a Fulani herder and owner of the dead cows, Abdulkadri Kadiri, said he was devastated by the development.

“I went to farm after about six hours heavy downpour on Monday morning, only to discover that 23 of my cows had died.

”After careful observation, I found that there was no trace of bodily injuries on the dead cows. I want to believe it is an act of God since I did not offend or quarrel with anyone,” he said.

Kadiri, however, said he had not experienced such incident in his 35 years of of business.

The Regent of the community, High Chief Joseph Alofe, who also confirmed the incident, described the victim as a gentle and peace loving herder.

The community leader, who also described the incident as strange to the village, called on government and well meaning individuals to assist the herder, to revive his business.No fewer than 23 cows have been killed by thunder in Ekiti State.

NAN reports that the incident, which occurred at Okeowa Eluju, a farmstead in Iloro-Ekiti, Ijero Local Government Area of the state, has caused apprehension among local residents.

While confirming the incident, a Fulani herder and owner of the dead cows, Abdulkadri Kadiri, said he was devastated by the development.

“I went to farm after about six hours heavy downpour on Monday morning, only to discover that 23 of my cows had died.

”After careful observation, I found that there was no trace of bodily injuries on the dead cows. I want to believe it is an act of God since I did not offend or quarrel with anyone,” he said.

Kadiri, however, said he had not experienced such incident in his 35 years of of business.

The Regent of the community, High Chief Joseph Alofe, who also confirmed the incident, described the victim as a gentle and peace loving herder.

The community leader, who also described the incident as strange to the village, called on government and well meaning individuals to assist the herder, to revive his business.

http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/10/thunder-kills-23-cows-in-ekiti.html

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Lmao

Food is ready

It not act of God oga

Pure Juju ...... You go fear �

Thunder abi Lightning

The gods are angry

Buhari must compensate the owner

FULANI VS THUNDER WAR LOADING.
In scale 1:10,000, the FT RESULT: FULANI 0: 10,000 THUNDER.

Funny news

Thunder!!!!

Roasted or fried thunder?

Who cares outside NFCS?

Diabolic Afonja’s. First Leg na 1:0.

Waiting for return leg by the Fulanis.

Afonja & Diabolism are 5/6

akupurakpu mbem!! u mean even d gods are angry against buhari nd his tribesmen?!!......truely d gods aren't smiling.! ochi adiro ndia n'iru nwanne..

Ok

God of thunder ⚡

Nature Is In Support Of Fayose Anti-grazing Law

why do I feel this news is exciting




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Chimo....... I fear Ekiti people

fayose is angry
the month of october
everything na jeep for naija
someone will be shouting hummer jeep
like say hummer get sedans before
do also cant fucking tell a diff brwn thunder and lightning
fuc

youngest85:
Ekiti people are in trouble now coz the revenge of Fulanis is like Noah's flood

Shattap!

expect terrorist muric to issue statement soon

1. These don't look like Nigerian cows
2. The background also doesn't look like anywhere in this country, same goes for the vegetation
3. FAKE NEWS!!!

That king is stupid...why should government revive their business...they should have I shared their products

Yoruba king trying to be politically correct ....so you want government to pay him money right? How many Yoruba farmers that their farm produce was destroyed did government pay ?