How This Nigerian Man Is Making Millions From Cattle Farming in Abuja (video)
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This page is a repost of a YouTube video featuring a successful cattle farmer in Abuja, sparking a heated political debate rather than agricultural discussion. The comments devolve into regional stereotyping, accusations of vote-buying, and concerns about herdsmen, with only a few posts offering vague business advice.
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Prices:
calf: NGN100000.0 (North)calf: NGN150000.0 (North)calf: NGN800000.0 (General)malt: NGN2000.0 (General)
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“All in all, I wish you nothing but the best.”
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“Those cow look foreign breed species to me”
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“My uncle also into this cattle farming. Very profitable business. You can go down to the north and get some calf for as low as 100k towards 150k. Just rear them for 6month with and reself each for 800k... After oil money na cattle business.”
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“Those people whose ancestors are related to cattle may likely find a way to put him out of business”
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“The way herdsmen will be looking at him right now”
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“Since they make millions in terms of revenues,they can purchase enough landed properties to house their products instead of roaming the streets and encroaching on people's farms and land.”
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“Those cow look foreign breed species to me”
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“My uncle also into this cattle farming. Very profitable business. You can go down to the north and get some calf for as low as 100k towards 150k. Just rear them for 6month with and reself each for 800k... After oil money na cattle business.”
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“Those people whose ancestors are related to cattle may likely find a way to put him out of business”
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“The way herdsmen will be looking at him right now”
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This page is a political and social debate triggered by a video about a successful cattle farmer in Abuja. The discussion quickly devolves from skepticism about the business model and government grants into intense political bickering regarding Tinubu's administration, Fulani herdsmen, and regional tensions, with very little genuine agricultural technical exchange.
Credibility signals:
Reference to specific political figures (Tinubu, Jagaban, Atiku, Makinde)Reference to specific locations (Abuja, Oyo State, Borgu)Reference to specific business models (ranching, feed mills)
“Let the man dey deceive una with him noise, all those things doesn't work. The only people making money from livestock are pastorialist most especially large and small ruminants”
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“Unfortunate, Obidents are complaining of bad governance and leadership while people like you are busy collecting jar of rice and indomie and 10k as exchange for suffering”
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“The issue is that she and her husband say what they don't mean, because they are hypocrites.”
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Unclassified: Intense political argumentation and regional ethnic tensions unrelated to agricultural practices.