The chairman of Dairy and Livestock Husbandry Cooperative Union in the state, Usman Abdullahi, stated this in an interview withCBPP is a disease of cattle and water buffalo caused by Mycoplasma mycoides. It attacks the lungs and the membranes that line the thoracic cavity, causing fever and respiratory signs such as laboured or rapid respiration, cough and nasal discharge.
“This is a contagious and virus disease that attacks animals especially cows, it stops the cow from breathing normally, it is a respiratory tract disease. Mr Abdullahi said the outbreak started between November 2019 and January this year. He said “in anticipation of the outbreak, we were supposed to do the vaccine during the period of January so it will take us year-round without seeing any negative effect.
“So instead of waiting, we have contacted the veterinary, they say they will act on it. They just come and do simple medications and treatments.” “Assume a cow sold at N100,000 roughly; if about 15 is lost, it means that a farmer lost about N1.5 million. “I discovered that my cows are just dying but this is not the first time this is happening. I lost a total of 50 cows, 40 young ones and 10 big ones to this outbreak within a little period of time,” he said.
The Kardashian sisters are in lamentations. Kano is weeping, Kaduna is wailing, Katsina is gnashing teeth. Who will help them now?
Prion diseases?
You need to employ prophylaxis measures to check it.
Subhanallah
We need to take a closer look at Kano State, in April, it was mysterious death of able men and women. Now it is disease killing their cow. The question on my mind is why Kano again? GovUmarGanduje NCDCgov please investigate if this outbreak is not contagious to human
Never lament the avoidable ones from PMB
Pmb will respond immediately!
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