After signing a deal with Cowbell [Promasidor ] to revive the redundant Ikun dairy farm, and getting 100 cattle from Zamfara to cross-breed with Jersey cows, Ekiti begins production of milk to supply Cowbell's factory in Lagos. The plan is to supply 10,000 litres of milk daily.

flokii:
Good move.. SW States just dey burst my head these days with laudable projects

Some IDPs from one particular region always running to South West in their millions can keep hating while we keep moving. Las las una IGR no go fit flash anything.

BabaOwen:
This is nice, we need more of this.

Look at how big the cows are sef, no be all those lean Fulani herdsmen cow wey dey always waka about

I'm sure if the Fulanis can start ranching instead of just walking up and down the country, their cows will also be as big as this, if they are fed well. Though this cows are crossbred between Fulani cows and cows from Jersey, Fulani cows should be able to be as big as this if they are fed well.

Niyeal:
Good one from EKITIS

flokii:


There are civilized ways to rear cattle, cows e.g. ranching, but the Fulanis here don't want to spend money on cattle feed, reason they embrace open cattle grazing and destroying people's farmlands.

Yorubas will teach them how it is done as usual and before you know it, their elites (the cattle owners) will learn to do the right thing.
Development opportunities plenty for Nigeria and Africa.