<p><em>General Tukur Buratai’s snake farm in Nasarawa State provides medical solutions</em><br />
<strong><a href="https://openlife.ng/">OpenLife Nigeria</a></strong> can reveal that General Tukur Buratai’s snake farm in Nasarawa State is providing medical solutions<br />
Apart from his nomination as ambassador designate, Buratai is currently enjoying his retirement in the farm located in Nasarawa State.<br />
“Tukur and Tukur Farms is today a highly efficient company that produces thousands of crates of eggs daily, good cows that produce milk for yoghurt, economic snakes and the rest. For those who don’t know, snake venom is the best botox for plastic surgery nowadays. Quick, almost painless, and increasingly affordable, it’s now the go-to procedure for fighting the signs of ageing. While effective, it’s certainly not something everyone is on board with. By implication, it means it is a highly profitable business,” OpenLife Nigeria further learnt.<br />
General<strong> Tukur</strong> Buratai was made Chief of Army Staff in 2015 while serving in faraway Ndjamena as Commander MNJTF when President Buhari appointed him as the 20th COAS. He served gallantly and diligently for 66 months as COAS.<br />
On retirement, General Tukur Buratai (rtd) said it that he would have been retired by Chief Obasanjo in 1999 but God ruled otherwise and used the then COAS, late General <a href="https://openlife.ng/">Victo</a>r Malu to prevent it. Although President Muhammadu Buhari was at PTF when Buratai served as Admin Officer at the Villa, their paths never crossed</p>

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