Suleja Fish Farm Project Walkthrough And A Call For The Preservation Of Nature
Call him an Environmentalist and you will be right! This aqua Culture expert has continued to spread the message of love for nature and the need to green the environment. In this video, Mr Willy Fleuren gives a tour of his massive fish farm project at Suleja Embankment Dam in Niger State. While also stressing on the need to preserve nature. TO ORDER THE BOOK ( African Catfish Farmer's Handbook ) ON AMAZON Click on this link https://a.co/d/dVhbrVJ TO ORDER THE BOOK (Nigerian Adventures of a Dutch Fish Farmer) ON AMAZON Click on this link https://a.co/d/duXm94R TO LEARN MORE ABOUT MR. WILLY FLEUREN https://willyfleuren.me/ DISCOVER WILLY'S AQUACULTURE COMPANY IN AFRICA https://gerritfleurenfleuren.com/
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