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The spread of crossbred cattle The colonial livestock station at Jakiri also
facilitated the introduction of gudaali cattle to the Grassfields . Created by the
British administration in the 1950s and located in the heart of the pastoral Fulani
livestock ...
The spread of crossbred cattle The colonial livestock station at Jakiri also
facilitated the introduction of gudaali cattle to the Grassfields . Created by the
British administration in the 1950s and located in the heart of the pastoral Fulani
livestock ...
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Cattle crossbreeding of the first Fulani pastoralists The first Fulani pastoralists to
migrate to the Bondoukui area were the Sidibe who arrived at the beginning of
the twentieth century . They fled from the Barani chiefdom , located 150 km north
of ...
Cattle crossbreeding of the first Fulani pastoralists The first Fulani pastoralists to
migrate to the Bondoukui area were the Sidibe who arrived at the beginning of
the twentieth century . They fled from the Barani chiefdom , located 150 km north
of ...
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their herds , while others had lost their cattle and became hired herders .
Nevertheless , the immigrants brought seenooji zebus into the area with them .
The Fulani of Bondoukui call these new cattle jelgooji and mosiiji , because they
came ...
their herds , while others had lost their cattle and became hired herders .
Nevertheless , the immigrants brought seenooji zebus into the area with them .
The Fulani of Bondoukui call these new cattle jelgooji and mosiiji , because they
came ...
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