Isaac Fayose, a social media commentator has revealed how his cassava farm was intruded by Fulani herdsmen and all his crops were eaten by their cows.

Fayose, the younger brother of former Ekiti State Governor, Ayo Fayose made the revelation as he revealed how much he had lost to the failed Nigerian system.

In a video that has garnered rife reactions on social media, he also revealed how his restaurant collapsed in 5 months after investing more than 1.5 million naira.

He said in excerpts of his video: "They said Nigeria is not good but its the same Nigerians killing Nigeria. If you are abroad who wants to come here to invest, think twice, save your money there. Don’t come here."

"I just opened amala place with 50 people working and making money from there but they wasted in 5 months. I spent 105 million to set it up just to create more jobs but they finished it in 5 months because they know I am not always around. I have a farm in Ibadan, before I travelled last month and Fulani herdsmen brought the cow and ate all my cassava. When we got to the station, they were offering 40,000 naira for 8 million worth of investment."

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