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"I wasn't surprised"- Farmer reveals what he ordered staff to do over goat found dead on farm

A Nigerian farmer's unusual handling of a dead goat on his farm has gone viral online. His decision to teach his staff a lesson after they cooked the remains has sparked widespread reactions.

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"I wasn't surprised"- Farmer reveals what he ordered staff to do over goat found dead on farm
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A Nigerian farmer has recounted how he handled the death of a goat on his farm, grabbing attention online.

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In a now-viral X post, the farmer cited uncertainty over the goat's death and ordered his staff to take a meat sample for laboratory testing.
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Farmer Speaks On Dead Goat

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‎Meanwhile, he ordered his staff to bury the remains in his presence.
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‎In an unexpected twist, CCTV footage showed his staff digging up the remains, cooking them, and sharing them among themselves.

‎The farmer, who goes by the X handle, @kemigbwnga, disclosed that after watching the CCTV footage, he decided to teach his staff a lesson.
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‎However, he informed them that the test results showed the goat died from Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), sparking panic.
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‎Meanwhile, he reminded the staff that complying with farm procedures is obligatory and instructed them to fast for three days.
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‎The tweet, which has gone viral online, has drawn reactions from users on X.

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‎Reactions Trailing Below…….

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‎Tarelafaya remarked, “I don laugh tire, I keep imagining the look on their faces and the scene”.
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‎Egonna wrote, “You be wereyoo, which one be prayer and fasting on top goat wey I chop”.
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‎Bukola Afolabi inquired, “Is it possible for an animal to be hiv positive?”.
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‎Adopted son added, “Na the praying and fasting aspect hit home pass”
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‎See below…..

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