Is this car not too big to convey this cow? (irony)

While Nigerian Muslims are preparing adequately for the forthcoming Eid-el-Kabir celebrations, a man and his family are getting ready for the festivity in a BIG way (literately).
The man who apparently didn’t want to take any chance – was spotted forcing a big cow with the help of others into a small vehicle probably in order to “maximize” transportation.This happened earlier today in the northern part of the country

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