Villagers called out after its revealed the sword fish caught and eaten in Rivers is actually a Blue Marlin Fish that costs up to $3 million(Photos)

Posted by E.L.E.X on March 13 2021 under News









It's been revealed that a fish caught and eaten by some villagers in Rivers state is actually the Blue Marlin Fish that costs between $2.6 million to $3 million.

 

Days ago, it was reported that a fisherman caught a "sword fish" at Oyorokotor fishing settlement in Andoni LGA, Rivers state.

 

Villagers called out as it

 

Well, it turns out it isn't just any fish. It's one of the fastest fishes on earth and would have made the fisherman a fortune.

 

Back in 2018, a Southern Caroline sportfishing team was paid $3 million for catching a Marlin fish.

 

Villagers called out as it

 

Ruggedman shared a photo showing what the fish is worth as he informed the villagers who ate the fish of how much they could have gained.

 

Villagers called out as it

Villagers called out as it

Villagers called out as it

Villagers called out as it




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