Former Nigerian Deputy Governor Starts Farming, Shows Off His Yam Barn in Photos, Many People React

• A former deputy governor of Anambra state, Emeka Sibeudu, has been praised online after he showed off his large yam barn
• The man said that the completion of the task was made possible with the assistance he got from his wife
• Many Nigerians who reacted to photos of his said that it reminds them of the ones their fathers once had

A former Nigerian deputy governor, Emeka Sibeudu, has completed his yam barns. Photos of the completed task were shared by Anambra Broadcasting Service.

In the shared snaps, the state's ex-deputy governor could be seen at work as he tried to barn many tubers of yam.

My wife assisted me

According to the media, the former deputy governor said:

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"Thank God we concluded barning the yams today, assisted by Her Excellency. What a good harvest."

See the Facebook post below:

At the time of writing this report, the post has gathered over one hundred comments with thousands of likes.

What a beautiful barn

"He just reminded me of my late father, this is exactly how he arranges his yam in the barns ..it looks so lovely... especially if I go inside it to steal yam without knowing he is back from shop and he is arranging something inside ..he will just shout... smally are you there?"

Johnpatrick Elodi said:

"In the olden days, a man’s wealth is determined by his yam barn!"

Sunday E. Okoroafor said:

"He really shows that he hails from Umunze.... It's the culture and he knows how to do it... Weldone sir."

Onyebueke Nnekky said:

"I remember my late father in law oooh...His oba ji then was the biggest in the kindred."

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Chinazor Purity said:

"So beautiful sir ..kudos to u ooo...I love the energy."

Lady succeeded as a farmer

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a young Nigerian lady, Suberu Bose Ruth, was celebrated online for contributing to the food need of the nation.

In a Facebook post by Petra Akinti Onyegbule, it was revealed that Bose graduated with a degree in history and international studies from Lagos State University (LASU).

The hardworking graduate has been a farmer since 2015 and always grows crops like cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, maize in large quantities to be sold.

Source: YEN.com.gh