Nigerian Man Spends ₦316K on Medications for Goat, Shares Receipts Online
A Nigerian man identified as Bossolamilekan has sparked mixed reactions online after revealing that he spent a staggering ₦316,150 on medications for his goat.
Taking to X (formerly Twitter), the young man uploaded a photo of the lengthy receipt from a veterinary store, showing a breakdown of the drugs he purchased for the ailing animal. Eyes Of Lagos reports,
“If Skin No Full, No Put Body” – Man Advises
While sharing the receipt, Bossolamilekan issued a warning to those considering animal rearing without proper financial backing.
“Went to get drugs for my goat today and all I can say is if skin is not full, don’t put body 😂😭,” he wrote.
Nigerians React to the Viral Receipt
The post quickly caught attention, with many Nigerians expressing disbelief at the high cost of veterinary medication.
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One user, @OBA_SAGE, compared the expenses to the cost of education, writing:
“Na person school fees from 100 level to 400 level be this o.” -
Another user, @t_maris1, was stunned at the scale of spending, asking:
“Goat abi goats… you mean one goat?”
Some sympathized with the man, commending him for his dedication to animal welfare, while others joked that the goat might now be worth more than a cow.
Animal Rearing in Nigeria: Luxury or Necessity?
The incident has stirred conversations about the rising cost of veterinary care in Nigeria, with many questioning whether rearing animals is becoming a luxury only the wealthy can afford.
