mhizenugu:
Hmmm, why do you ask??

swagagolic01:


As na public we dey shame dey catch you?? Make we go private?

Flamezzz:

Funny Nigerian... You just answered question with question, still ended up not answering the question. I wanna visit 042

biggy26:
Stuff as easy as this becomes a national and political issue, just cos some people have an evil agenda.

mhizenugu:
Hahahaha , sorry. the answer is actually no..

Flamezzz:

When was the last time you visited?

Guyman02:
Very soon several Igbos will go into cattle ranching if they see it as a profitable business venture.

Starting from Feb 1, 2018 Igbos will start boycotting Cow Meat in Solidarity with the Benue and Taraba people. Hope that Other Nigerians will join us

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

I888:
stop tagging other regions for every struggle. It is annoying. Leave them out of anything you decide to do... Is it Benue that feels less concerned about the killing in their land that you want to us to come and fight for?

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

Guyman02:


Show them some Love brother!

mhizenugu:
Lol. You wish

mhizenugu:
This month..

swagagolic01:


To wish no be crime na, so far na better thing I dey wish for, oya make I add spice...

Baby, make we go private make I tell you something?

Flamezzz:

I wanna see this 042 queen!

ClumsyFlimsy:
Igbo kwenu!

Already there are cattle ranches in igbo land. No be today something



I also intend to own a cattle ranch soon



SAY NO TO FULANI HERDSMEN




Igbo Amaka !

mhizenugu:
Oh, really?

Flamezzz:

I'm honestly serious!

mhizenugu:
Okay, I see!

Flamezzz:

So?

mhizenugu:
I don't live there la.

Flamezzz:

Lag?

mhizenugu:
Positive!

Flamezzz:

Lol! So how we go take connect?

mhizenugu:
Ah dunno!

mhizenugu:
Um, you mean private chat right?