Tuesday, March 09, 2021
Nigerian Man Catches Fish Worth $2.6 Million And Eats It With His Village People
A Nigerian man captured a Blue Marlin which is one the fastest fishes in the world and worth $2.6 million but he and his village people cooked and ate it..
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How could he have claimed the money???
ReplyDeleteGood question
DeleteVillage people finally catch this one, they ate his future with him. Cursing or praying against village people sef will not work cos he ate out of it.
DeleteSee what village people has done to him. Can you imagine maybe he was not destined to be wealthy. My opinion though.
ReplyDeleteMy father, my father may I not squander my means of getting wealthy unknowingly
The most Complex B
Wetin concern local Fisher man with research....this one sef na achievement na
DeleteWho would have bought it from him? Dey don't even have a cold room for it. Make una enjoy, its an edible fish filled with mercury.
ReplyDeleteFoolish people. They've eaten their destinies.
ReplyDelete$2.6M is equivalent to 1,071,642,000 ( One billion, seventy-one million, six hundred and forty two thousand. This money would have ended generational poverty in that village, but they chose to be stupid. Ignorance is a disease!
Look at this one. How would he have sold it live? Where would he keep it to preserve its life till he gets a buyer?
DeleteWhy will you call him foolish? Ignorant yes, because he didn't know any better.
DeleteYou think he would have eaten it if he knew how much that could fetch him?
Soffrey dey shout abeg.
Ayda, I hate to be the one to tell you that ure the ignorant one here.
DeleteHahahaha 🤣🤣 is This Yada new on stella’s blog? I enjoy reading his comments abeg. Funny guy. 😀
DeleteAte away his wealth.
ReplyDeleteIgnorance! Everything is catch, kill and eat.
DeleteIgnorance! Everything is catch, kill and eat.
DeleteSee ignorant person calling another person ignorant, na so them de sell fish??
DeleteI wonder
DeleteThat was a very big asset but my question is how will he sell it to be able get such money?
ReplyDeleteReal village people,,
ReplyDeleteStory.. where is the buyer biko? Lets all enter Atlantic find that Marlin fish.
ReplyDeleteOyibo ppl go still chop am naa, abi better meat no good for our mouth?? Abi he go carry am go sell for the abroad, without license? Abeg mae wuna free the man.
ReplyDeleteWho offered to buy?
ReplyDeleteHow will he sell it around here? He did what is best for him and the said fish.
ReplyDeleteWho would have bought it???
ReplyDeleteAsk those oversabi oo
DeleteI tire oh, some of you are just plain ignorant, you have refused to think outside the box.
DeleteCan they even preserve it till they find the foreign buyer willing to pay millions for it?
And who says he would have been able to sell it for that amount? You dont seem to know about foreign trade...
Go do your research on the diamonds found in Sierra Leone
Please enlighten us with preservation method... Diamond is non perishable, fish is highly perishable
DeleteAt least he made history...where will he have sold it?
ReplyDeleteMaybe he signed an agreement with poverty.
ReplyDeleteAh!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow.....so big
ReplyDeleteGood he shared with his village brothers and sisters. He couldn't have preserved it, neither could he have sold it, how's he going to go about it? Fish is easily perishable. His name will remain on the sand of time in his village. Besides, his bravery and brotherly heart will fetch him fortune. More blessings to him.
ReplyDeleteEven you stella and commenters calling the fisherman foolish you guys don't even know the kind of fish or even the worth before now.oga enjoy life who would have bought the fish from him?
ReplyDeleteHe did not catch it in a tournament and he had no way to preserve it and seek buyers for it. Plus during Covid this may not even be of any interest to collectors.
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