that's a break through congrats man �

htdot:

You are ignorant... What would he have done with the fish?.... Sacrifice it to your village zozo?

biko yemu space....!! post your own opinion and shift for the next person

Fish was killed and not caught so why all the noise.

fourboys:
which one?? D one wey don enter belle since??

abi down d toilet drain

nawena:
So what's the price of the blue Marlin Fish? It's very important, we don't know the next person that will get hold of the fish.

The fish is worth $31,000 which is about N14mil

Edipet:
150k is not a lot money for Fisher man bro, they got more than that sometimes,.even got more than that in a single day depending on your luck for that day

N150k for just one fish? Its a lot of money. He can close for the day.

stano2:
Yes..,.we know say na false.
We shared the post, so nigga would be shocked.....One day, even squirrel no go remain for this country, we kill anything to eat

hungry dey this country abeg

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Isoright...you all be asking questions......read the article


“In the United States, there is not a commercial market for blue marlin. This fish would only have value if caught in a tournament that offers prize money for blue marlin,” said Madelyne Rowan, tournament director.

That is it....for all those lazy ass moda fuckkkers unable to read...
The fish is worth nothing......the thing is annoying that most nairaland members don't read..they just comment..
If a foreigner read the comments when dey always dey first page Of most thread here he or she will have bad educational perception about Nigeria....

Some of you talk like illiterates... Do you think its easy to catch such fish talk less of that size... Do you know how much is Ordinary full stock fish in the Nigeria market?

Make your research and see if that fish woould not have helped that Fisher man's life if he had sold it, or even sold it alive sef...


This is not weed bro, don't talk about what you don't understand

vincentjk:
Would've reared this cute fish inside my tank at home had I caught it.

na the same fish go chop u one day

Fish crying for life, knowing it's the end of life...

etibaba:
Nairaland is gradually becoming a dumping ground, this news have been all over blogs since two weeks now and it's just coming here.

nairaland is top notch for investment, career and finance info

OnlyDeCapPlease:

Still a lot of money for fisherman.

great ogburu was a fisher man

nawena:
So what's the price of the blue Marlin Fish? It's very important, we don't know the next person that will get hold of the fish.

make who na nor disclose d worth of the fish � to dis broda oh, dis guy ready do ultimate search inside sea...

htdot:

You will die the day you eat anything that breath.

God forbid.....nawa ooo try dey play nau

Crypto4life:
great ogburu was a fisher man

Great Ogboru .....In 1984, he was employed as a marketing officer in a fishing company in Lagos. In 1987, he left the fishing firm to start up his own private fishing business, Fiogret Ltd, which later grew and expanded to some other African countries.

Great Ogboru is a businessman. There's a clear difference between "fisherman" and "businessman" involved in fishing.

Slynation:
So what's the point of this counter post....just to justify the fact a man ate something that would have fetch him lots of money abi!!

Read to understand. It won't kill you. Read!

Nickshrapnel:
They would only pay the fisherman $924k if he paid the $20k fee for the tournament. And the fisherman will only receive the payment if his fish is the biggest in the said category

You've forgotten that you have to catch the fish there, during the tournament, not bring in your own fish from home.

OnlyDeCapPlease:


Great Ogboru .....In 1984, he was employed as a marketing officer in a fishing company in Lagos. In 1987, he left the fishing firm to start up his own private fishing business, Fiogret Ltd, which later grew and expanded to some other African countries.

Great Ogboru is a businessman. There's a clear difference between "fisherman" and "businessman" involved in fishing.

oga, his business was to catch and sell fish, whether directly or anyhow, he is a fisherman

Crypto4life:
oga, his business was to catch and sell fish, whether directly or anyhow, he is a fisherman

Ogboru was a businessman sir. Ogboru nor carry canoe enter water go throw net to catch fish, like the man wein catch the marlin. Na bizman him be. I for understand like say him be fisherman before then come upgrade himself buy fishing trawlers come become business owner. He was NEVER a fisherman.

OnlyDeCapPlease:


Still a lot of money for fisherman.

Most of these riverline fishermen do you think they are poor Them get money pass you, forget the local packaging , most of them receive royalist money and gift from Chevron and co for protection, nah them be the Avengers if you don't know and if i tell you the kind oil bunkery going on there u won't Believe it, most of them has drilled oil wells in their bedroom... Fear ijaw men

Really

the Fisher man mind now can rest in peace

Ikem11:


The fish is worth $31,000 which is about N14mil

Seriously, where did you get this price?

Enice:
it has no commercial value in the US. it is caught for sports

So outside sport, it has no commercial value?

saajus:
The fish is worth as much as the price/bounty place on it during a fishing competition/tournament.

So it has little or no value outside the fishing competition?

promzy555:
make who na nor disclose d worth of the fish � to dis broda oh, dis guy ready do ultimate search inside sea...

The title of the search will be BLUE MARLIN FISH ULTIMATE SEARCH. Even politicians will join in the search, life don hard ooo

nawena:


Seriously, where did you get this price?

That's the worth. Do research

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Isoright...you all be asking questions......read the article


“In the United States, there is not a commercial market for blue marlin. This fish would only have value if caught in a tournament that offers prize money for blue marlin,” said Madelyne Rowan, tournament director.

That is it....for all those lazy ass moda fuckkkers unable to read...
The fish is worth nothing......the thing is annoying that most nairaland members don't read..they just comment..
If a foreigner read the comments when dey always dey first page Of most thread here he or she will have bad educational perception about Nigeria....

What are you saying? Are you on weed?

nawena:


So outside sport, it has no commercial value?

go and re-read the passage. slowly this time around.

AFONJACOW:


Most of these riverline fishermen do you think they are poor Them get money pass you, forget the local packaging , most of them receive royalist money and gift from Chevron and co for protection, nah them be the Avengers if you don't know and if i tell you the kind oil bunkery going on there u won't Believe it, most of them has drilled oil wells in their bedroom... Fear ijaw men

Brah, na me go educate you about those areas. Na very small percentage of those those people dey involved in those things. Very small percentage. Have you visited those areas before? There is rampant poverty there for the majority and N150k is BIG BIG money for the average fisherman.

Wetin u dey talk sef?! N100k is even ransom money for some local kidnapping.