VictorRomanov:
Now that's more like it. Can't at least 5 Fulani cow owners come together to buy acres of land, fence it and use it as their ranch?? How hard is that?

me69:
I wouldn't eat his cows. Truth is that fulani cows will always have a superior quality because there are allowed to move

swagagolic01:


He wants to chook you chuku chuku

Bitterleafsoup:
We must make this man a billionaire.
#boycottfulanibeef
Even though beef is not good for us if you must eat this heart disease food buy it from a blood free businessperson.

Bitterleafsoup:
We must make this man a billionaire.
#boycottfulanibeef
Even though beef is not good for us if you must eat this heart disease food buy it from a blood free businessperson.

mhizenugu:
please be reasonable. no offense!

SweetPuffPuff:
ha nigerian cowboy .see hat

me69:
I wouldn't eat his cows. Truth is that fulani cows will always have a superior quality because there are allowed to move

me69:
I wouldn't eat his cows. Truth is that fulani cows will always have a superior quality because there are allowed to move

CastedDude:
Following the trending Fulani herdsmen issue which has been rocking the country for some time now, sixteen Nigerian states have agreed to establish cattle colonies proposed by the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Chief Audu Ogbeh as a solution to the incessant herdsmen crisis.

It was gathered that some 16 states, all in the North, have volunteered land for the establishment of cattle colonies in their domain.

Now a Facebook user, Uche Ezeigbo, has introduced an Igbo cattle rearer identified as Mr Tony Alika-Igwebuike, who breeds his cattle in a ranch he built by himself after much investment.

The below story of the Igbo cattle breeder was shared on Facebook as a way to enlighten the herdsmen about destroying people's crops with their nomadic way of breeding cows.

Uche Ezeigbo wrote;

Mr Tony Alika-Igwebuike is a cattle rearer/breeder, he isn't Fulani, he's Igbo from SE Nigeria. His cattle do not destroy crops and other economic trees because he has a ranch.

He didn't wait for government to create cattle colonies for him, he invested millions of naira to build a ranch for his cattle, he even imports fodder grasses without any kind of help from the government.

Cattle rearing is a huge business with immense opportunities, we can't keep tolerating the excesses of primitive herdsmen because we do not want beef to go missing in our diet.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/01/mr-tony-alika-igwebuike-a-cattle-rearer-who-owns-a-ranch-in-the-east.html

me69:
I wouldn't eat his cows. Truth is that fulani cows will always have a superior quality because there are allowed to move

me69:
I wouldn't eat his cows. Truth is that fulani cows will always have a superior quality because there are allowed to move

SweetPuffPuff:
ha nigerian cowboy .see hat

AyamConfidence:
where have you been

It's been ages lady.... How are you

Troublemaker007:


That’s not their main motive my brother. That’s why they won’t think that way. They wan to infest Nigeria indirectly just because they have the opportunity of having one of theirs as President of Nigeria. If Nigerians gang up against this people eh! Even Buhari will zab!

swagagolic01:


I only joked with you, no offense taken!!

But that's what he wants to do

mhizenugu:
Lol, how sure are you? I mean how can you be so sure? Are you him?

swagagolic01:


Lol, oya I Dan give up, shebi u no like chuku chuku

mhizenugu:
I never said anything like that.. there's nothing like that.. biko!

swagagolic01:


Ah ah, make I ask in simple terms.. biko, you like chuku chuku?

GuyWise:
That's how we roll


With or without education we are naturally intelligent, we are powerful, we are organized and we do things in the way it should be done.... I LOVE AND ALWAYS LOVE TO BE AN IGBO MAN..


That's how we ball

mhizenugu:
No comment!!