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She Quit From Being Lecturer To Build Biggest Goat Farm in Uganda!

WODE MAYA

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20 Comments

@WODEMAYA Creator 3 years ago Pinned

Happy Easter Family!
Where are you celebrating this Festive season?
I'm with my mom in the village
How about you?

@starstargazer410 3 years ago

I bought my first 40 goats from Mrs Bwogi five years ago ....now I'm in 600+ she's my mentor in livestock farming.

@LIBGamer 3 years ago

The contents from Uganda are top notch. Uganda has produced the most quality contents so far IMO. Big up Uganda, you beautiful African pearl.

@WODEMAYA Creator 3 years ago

Day 7 of 30!
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@TheSENYO 3 years ago

“Farming is our gold mine in Africa but most people don’t know that”
Africa is blessed with lots of arable land and we must make good use of the land. We can feed the world 🌍

@TIMK-s1m 3 years ago

This Lady was my Lecturer at Kyambogo University.
Grateful for the far she has gone

@ritaadesinaa 2 years ago

Farming is our Goldmine in Africa. I felt that!

@mosesnartey3243 3 years ago

Maya, this woman is the reason why I am into farming, I saw her video couple of years ago and it ignited the passion in me and I moved to the woods in Ghana to start goats and Rabbitry

@XavierOloya-ii9vi 3 years ago

@WODE MAYA, What can be done for all African nations to celebrate you? What you are doing singlehandedly is more than just amazing. You deserve an AFRICAN CONTINENT EYE PIECE AWARD.

@arijackson1765 3 years ago

Imagine having a hard working woman as a wife as this. So inspiring

@williamaidoo6996 3 years ago

She is intelligent & smart in doing what she is doing.The way she speaks even serves as a testimony that she was a university lecturer. Now as a goat farmer making more money, she is an embodiment of black female empowerment and success story for Africans.

@cliffordkoduah1952 3 years ago

This is the kind of risk most people should be taking and not risking your life crossing the deep sea with balloon boat.
Great job madam ❤

@joselinenanteza535 3 years ago

I am a passion fruit and bell pepper farmer for now with so much passion. I started the farming after realising that my Civil engineering job can go anytime. Actually I am a graduate Civil engineer but I plan to quit when I acquire more land for my farming because the more land the better. Of course when I talk of quitting engineering, its like I offend some of my family members and friends but great inspirations from people like Bwogi, Farm-up etc give me the positive attitude.

@boakyefelicia2480 3 years ago

The women in Africa are really changing the narrative, This lady is very passionate about what she is doing and it's very inspirational,Maya continue bragging about them to the world never stop

@pgsportsjp 3 years ago

I am from Papua New Guinea and I admire what this woman is doing. Her story really inspired me.

@kekiplus1andonly 3 years ago

It's pretty inspiring to see Uganda taking agriculture seriously 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

@Ijole-Bale 3 years ago

I love love love love these guys! Much respect and appreciation to this fellow college professor. She came out of her comfort zone and doing something that can change the face of Africa. In love from Ethiopia!

@mckellyneba384 3 years ago

Bro im Cameroonian and this is soo true! Punishing students to dig pits n tree storms definitely affected how we saw farming in general. Too much wisdom from this strong lady! Much love from cameroon 🇨🇲🇨🇲

@patriciamilandu5109 3 years ago

I am Zambian nurse/midwife learning alot from you and I am action oriented ....coming to join you from here.

@tracih5555 3 years ago

I hope we can instill hard work and pride in our youth, we need thinkers and problem solvers not professional posers and social media dwellers. Youth in the west have the luxury to be unproductive, their ancestors built systems and countries that would allow them such luxury. Not Africans! We need to wise up and demand more from our kids and MODEL creativity ourselves.