Was Jesus on his BOAT

jaci02:
These fishes are too young for harvesting. They ought to be left for some time so they can attain adulthood and full size.

That's the problem with Nigeria, you see a picture like this and everyone start thinking about their stomach and appetite. The most important question is what about tomorrow, the fisherman shouldn't be surprised when he goes back to the river another day and comes back empty.

Those young fishes he just caught should have been allowed to mature and reproduce so that in future there will be more. That's how sustainability and growth is achieved. And not by eat today and forget tomorrow.

they look like undergraduates abi....

Animal cruelty . . this man should be arrested for illegally killing the fish(es)

He should have been okay with the matured fish and allow those fingerlins to grow. Is just that most of our laws in Nigeria are in abeyance or there are no strict enforcement agencies otherwise this is against the fishing regulation.

he caught those fishes because he is a fisherman

Good for the pocket of the fisherman, bad for long-term sustainability. Some of those fish should have been thrown back. They are clearly too small but because he practices drag net fishing probably with a small mesh net, he catches all sizes. In a few years, there will be no fish in the river, then the village hero will be the village zero...just needed a word that rhymes with hero.

jaci02:
These fishes are too young for harvesting. They ought to be left for some time so they can attain adulthood and full size.

That's the problem with Nigeria, you see a picture like this and everyone start thinking about their stomach and appetite. The most important question is what about tomorrow, the fisherman shouldn't be surprised when he goes back to the river another day and comes back empty.

Those young fishes he just caught should have been allowed to mature and reproduce so that in future there will be more. That's how sustainability and growth is achieved. And not by eat today and forget tomorrow.

seconded!!

jaci02:
These fishes are too young for harvesting. They ought to be left for some time so they can attain adulthood and full size.

That's the problem with Nigeria, you see a picture like this and everyone start thinking about their stomach and appetite. The most important question is what about tomorrow, the fisherman shouldn't be surprised when he goes back to the river another day and comes back empty.

Those young fishes he just caught should have been allowed to mature and reproduce so that in future there will be more. That's how sustainability and growth is achieved. And not by eat today and forget tomorrow.

was it the guys fault?
The fishes definitely wanna bless him, tell me u havnt eaten small fish b4, thats why the prices are different bro....
If i were u, i'll jump up n join him as a fisher man..

Op! Is that you in the 3rd pic? You are a hero now!! Garfield is a Hero Now!!!

islandmoon:
Op! Is that you in the 3rd pic? You are a hero now!! Garfield is a Hero Now!!!

Jesus!!! , abeg oh haha. No be me oh. Nah my village man

mightyhaze:
guy, cooluo down.

How u take knw say the fish young? U no dey eat geisha and sardines? No let size deceive u

Moreover if d guy no catch dem,another fisherman go catch dem. Even other sea animals and birds fit even catch dem d next minute,..so chill.

You're wrong. Those fish don't look full-grown and overfishing is a big deal. You catch all the fish today and tomorrow there is nothing to eat. He should have left some because he cannot even sell off this much in a week and I'm sure he doesn't have access to proper commercial storage. So it will rot and be a waste. And seagulls and other animals will never overfish to the extent Man does. Nature abhors imbalance...

Or is this too much English for you? Should I just let you fill your belly today and then wail about hunger tomorrow?

Fingerlings.

The man who wore black dat fold his hand @ d back of dat man dat kill d fishes b lyk meeen hw which I can steal dis fishes naaa

There are the remaining fishes from the feeding of the five thousand.

Every place is blessed with one thing or another and even with many things all by God and so we bless God for all His blessings to us

Your village no get name.

Sigh!

jaci02:
These fishes are too young for harvesting. They ought to be left for some time so they can attain adulthood and full size.

That's the problem with Nigeria, you see a picture like this and everyone start thinking about their stomach and appetite. The most important question is what about tomorrow, the fisherman shouldn't be surprised when he goes back to the river another day and comes back empty.

Those young fishes he just caught should have been allowed to mature and reproduce so that in future there will be more. That's how sustainability and growth is achieved. And not by eat today and forget tomorrow.

jaci02:
These fishes are too young for harvesting. They ought to be left for some time so they can attain adulthood and full size.

That's the problem with Nigeria, you see a picture like this and everyone start thinking about their stomach and appetite. The most important question is what about tomorrow, the fisherman shouldn't be surprised when he goes back to the river another day and comes back empty.

Those young fishes he just caught should have been allowed to mature and reproduce so that in future there will be more. That's how sustainability and growth is achieved. And not by eat today and forget tomorrow.

when a Devil is preaching, confusion takes centre stage.

jaci02:
These fishes are too young for harvesting. They ought to be left for some time so they can attain adulthood and full size.

That's the problem with Nigeria, you see a picture like this and everyone start thinking about their stomach and appetite. The most important question is what about tomorrow, the fisherman shouldn't be surprised when he goes back to the river another day and comes back empty.

Those young fishes he just caught should have been allowed to mature and reproduce so that in future there will be more. That's how sustainability and growth is achieved. And not by eat today and forget tomorrow.

U nailed it!!!!
Please tell 'em!!!
Start up a campaign on this!!!
I believe in u!!!!

many nairalanders are on auto complain..i wonder..

jaci02:
These fishes are too young for harvesting. They ought to be left for some time so they can attain adulthood and full size.

That's the problem with Nigeria, you see a picture like this and everyone start thinking about their stomach and appetite. The most important question is what about tomorrow, the fisherman shouldn't be surprised when he goes back to the river another day and comes back empty.

Those young fishes he just caught should have been allowed to mature and reproduce so that in future there will be more. That's how sustainability and growth is achieved. And not by eat today and forget tomorrow.

sexymoma:
it is called grace... do you think his mate wouldn't have been there that same day with no single fish with them...if hustling hard could make one rich, i bet you my mum would be one if the most richest in this country.

no agreement there

buh he found the grace cos he hustled

I don't think it wud have happened if he remained at home lazing around

See food wey person go chop for grand. Smh.

daviddagreat:


no agreement there

buh he found the grace cos he hustled

I don't think it wud have happened if he remained at home lazing around

tell me those poor pple hustling hard on the street... are you gonna tell me dey are lazy too

sexymoma:
tell me those poor pple hustling hard on the street... are you gonna tell me dey are lazy too

dear if truly u understand the concept of grace u talking about then wud get wat I mean

let me repeat it this way wen u refuse work there is a good Chance grace wud not locate u
buh wen u hustle with God on ur side it will surely pay

not every body dat hustle get wat they want buh u stand a better of getting wat u want wen u hustle for it

It doesn't get simpler Dan dis . if u still don't get it
then having this conversation is pointless

jaci02:
These fishes are too young for harvesting. They ought to be left for some time so they can attain adulthood and full size.

That's the problem with Nigeria, you see a picture like this and everyone start thinking about their stomach and appetite. The most important question is what about tomorrow, the fisherman shouldn't be surprised when he goes back to the river another day and comes back empty.

Those young fishes he just caught should have been allowed to mature and reproduce so that in future there will be more. That's how sustainability and growth is achieved. And not by eat today and forget tomorrow.

Your oyinbo too much.

Onegai:


You're wrong. Those fish don't look full-grown and overfishing is a big deal.

Many fish can't even reach that size when matured.
[/quote] You catch all the fish today and tomorrow there is nothing to eat.[/quote]
Fish breed hundreds of thousands of eggs, many are still in the water. May be you think that was the first he caught fish that many?
[/quote] He should have left some because he cannot even sell off this much in a week and I'm sure he doesn't have access to proper commercial storage.[/quote]
He's fisherman, fish sellers would buy it from him, it may not even be enough for just one buyer in a day.
[/quote] So it will rot and be a waste. And seagulls and other animals will never overfish to the extent Man does. Nature abhors imbalance...

Or is this too much English for you? Should I just let you fill your belly today and then wail about hunger tomorrow? [/quote]
You knew nothing about fishing business.

sharrp:
All the fishes were caught by one man in my villa today




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No big fish for river again because una don catch them young. If na oyibo man he go throw the small ones back make them mature but to black man all of them na fish.

he is lucky and he try in place where the fresh water fish is very scarce. but some place i have seen two men with a two flank canoe full of catfish. though it depends on type of fishing.
man God bless your hustle .

hope the man in the poster behind him na PDP

I dey go change my profession.

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This is what happens when you go to " school".


Lol.