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My name is Nsima Mbat. Welcome to Trojanpost — better pet care through knowledge. Before you go further, let me tell you a bit about myself and how Trojanpost began.

Back in 2006, when I began my academic journey at the university to study Zoology, I had no idea how much my weekends would shape my future. Every Friday after lectures, I would travel from campus back to my village, Ikot Nya, in Akwa Ibom State, South-South Nigeria. Those trips were more than just visits, they were my chance to spend time with my siblings and help my aged parents with chores.

But on one fateful weekend, everything changed. My mother sent me on an errand to a neighbouring village. It was a Sunday, and I rode my bicycle there and back. As soon as I returned home, our dogs came running to greet me. Without looking properly, I stepped down from the bicycle and onto one of the puppies. It yelped in pain and dashed off, leaving scratches and bruises on my legs. I didn’t realise at the time that the puppy’s teeth had broken my skin.

That evening, I took a taxi back to the university, but something felt wrong when I got to my hostel. A wave of restlessness came over me, followed by fever and a pounding headache. By nightfall, I decided to return home. When I told my mother what had happened, she didn’t waste a second; she took me straight to the clinic. Tests confirmed that my symptoms were from the bite.

Lying in that clinic bed, I realised something powerful: a single moment of misunderstanding between humans and animals can change lives — theirs and ours.

That moment didn’t just scare me, it sparked a deep awareness. It inspired me to delve into the world of animal behavior and care, leading to the creation of Trojanpost.

Like a steadfast Trojan guardian, we’ve stood firm with patience, knowledge, and care to help families, farmers, and pet owners connect better with their animals. Through practical science and heartfelt stories, we share insights about pets, catfish farming, and animal health, so you can protect your animals and live alongside them peacefully.

About The Founder

At Trojanpost, our goal is simple but vital: to empower pet owners and catfish farmers with the knowledge they need to foster healthier, more thriving animals. We believe that informed care is the most effective care, whether in your living room or on your farm.

Leading this mission is Nsima Mbat, whose advanced expertise in animal science is rooted in an M.Sc. in Zoology from the University of Ibadan. For years, Nsima has worked directly with pet owners and aquaculture professionals, giving him a deep, practical understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities you face every day.

He knows that the gap between complex scientific research and practical, day-to-day animal care can be vast. That’s why he founded Trojanpost, to translate evidence-based science into clear, actionable guidance that works in real-life Nigerian homes and ponds.

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Our Unwavering Commitment to Authority and Trust

While Nsima provides a strong foundation in animal science, we believe that specific medical and health advice must come from the highest authority. That’s why the cornerstone of our content process is our partnership with a dedicated team of licensed Nigerian veterinary doctors.

Every article we publish on animal health, welfare, or treatment is rigorously reviewed and validated by these professionals. This ensures that the guidance you receive is not only evidence-based but also vet-approved for its safety, relevance, and effectiveness in our local environment.

This unique combination; Nsima’s practical animal science knowledge and our veterinarians’ clinical authority is what makes Trojanpost a resource you can truly trust. We are committed to providing the knowledge that helps your pets flourish in your home and your catfish thrive in your ponds, because when you succeed, we’ve done our job.

Let's Build This Community Together

At Trojanpost, we’re building a family of caring pet owners and animal lovers who know that love alone isn’t enough, understanding and knowledge matter too. If this speaks to you, join us and let’s grow together.

Reach out anytime:

Phone: +2347061515083

Email: nsimambat@gmail.com

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