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Godjone:
Nigeria see una life? Ordinary Kenya with all the cows killing people in Nigeria we still import cows

CowJeRia

Islie:
https://leadership.ng/pictorial-kenya-exports-50-special-dairy-cows-to-nigeria/

favour32:
Nigeria dey complain say low milk yield.
How cows go produce high yield milk wey dem dey waka up and down?

REDshouse:
Cow dey fly plane, as in how ....where millions never even reach airport

tnerro1:
But at the end, these people fit still chop the cow, 😂😂

Bigmospa:
I pity the innocent cows that left their comfort zone only to be roaming in hot sun

aribisala0:
Must all cows be for husbandry?

Some cows are tourists

Leave story

Germi9:
They will reproduce na and by the way they ain’t cheap oh LOL someone in the south west imported 2 from Netherlands for almost 40M or more

Bluntemperor:
But WHY na?
What I'm seen here are not Robust Cows o!
Then let's go to INDIA - AFTERALL THEY DON'T EAT COW THERE AND Their Cows are 3- times the Size of Nigeria what is here from Kenya!

favour32:
Nigeria dey complain say low milk yield.
How cows go produce high yield milk wey dem dey waka up and down?

WizardOfNG:
You raise some good points. In fact it is the issue of competitive advantage that saw the South cede livestock agriculture and animal husbandry, related to Cattle etal, to the North wholly.

That now has to stop because there is nothing the North is not using mlalevolently today to blackmail the South over political power.

It is however not right to ignore livestock from the North and import. That is an act of agressjon no President, however well-meaning, will look good enacting.

What would be a good solution would be for the South to engage in livestock and crop agriculture to secure food sufficiency.

That would be a development the North would not be able to criticise publicly because it remains the prerogative of the South to engage in commercial livestock and food crop agriculture to feed the people in the region since the North wishes to use her monopoly of those malevolenty.

What is shown below is from 2021 and I am personally exasperated it takes Southern Leaders so long, after the North has openly put them on notice, to act and secure solutions against food war they know the North will always deploy against the South as the main tool of blackmail she has..

Everything always takes ages because of the lack of focua and application of Nigerian leaders.

https://www.icirnigeria.org/food-insecurity-blockade-by-north-forces-south-to-rethink-agriculture/

favour32:
Nigeria dey complain say low milk yield.
How cows go produce high yield milk wey dem dey waka up and down?

walozanga:
Thats my Dream business. If u have like 3 or 4 of that cow. Na better milk industry u don open

Islie:
By Nafisat Abdulrahman


Kenya’s Uasin Gishu County has successfully exported 50 high-performing dairy cows to Lagos State, Nigeria, marking a new chapter in the international livestock trade in Africa.

The cows, flown out via a cargo plane from Eldoret International Airport, were selected from top-performing smallholder farms across Uasin Gishu, a region long recognised as the heartbeat of Kenya’s dairy sector.

Announcing the development in a Facebook post, Governor Jonathan Bii Chelilim described the export as a “major milestone,” crediting ongoing county investments in livestock quality and farmer support.

“These cows, carefully selected from our smallholder farmers across the County of Champions, are a testament to the strength and potential of our local dairy sector,” said Chelilim in the terse statement posted to his official Facebook page.

While Nigeria is home to one of the largest livestock populations in Africa, the country continues to grapple with low milk yields and underdeveloped dairy genetics. The import of Kenyan dairy breeds, known for their superior milk production, is expected to enhance productivity in Nigeria’s dairy industry.

“This move reflects the results of our continued investment in livestock farming through the rehabilitation of cattle dips, subsidized artificial insemination programs, and enhanced extension services,” Chelilim added.

The export represents a win-win for both countries, Kenyan farmers gain access to a broader market and better incomes, while Nigeria benefits from improved dairy productivity and genetic diversity.

Agricultural experts viewed the deal as more than symbolic as it demonstrates the rising potential of intra-African trade in high-value agricultural commodities and the growing reputation of Kenyan dairy genetics.

“Step by step, we are transforming dairy farming into an income-generating enterprise and opening new markets for our farmers beyond our borders,” Governor Chelilim added.

The export came amid ongoing efforts by Kenya to position itself as a leader in agribusiness innovation and by African governments to deepen regional trade through the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) initiative.

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https://leadership.ng/pictorial-kenya-exports-50-special-dairy-cows-to-nigeria/

WizardOfNG:
You sure you are okay? Why dont you pertinently contribute to the topic under discussion here and then bring your Obi defence noise on a thread where such is actually relevant?

Anyway, good to know my criticism of your gbajue messiah is really peppering some of you. Have a nice weekend. 😎

fineboynl:
Just 50? How much is the cost?

Please don't make racist and tribalistic comment

APOSTLECHUMA:
ABEG PERMIT ME TO LAUGH IN FRENCH.