It's great to be around tigers,' says the trainer of Cheddar's tigers.
Residents accuse a businessman of harboring rogue tigers.
Nana Bediako is the proud owner of two tiger cubs.
Nana Bediako assures the public that there will be no tiger attacks.
The trainer of Freedom Jacob Caesar's tigers, Samuel Tiwonitaaba Kuteba, stated that it is nice to be with the big cat imported from Dubai.
"I realized it's nice to be with these animals since I came into contact with them." Every time I come close to them, I don't want to leave because it's so nice to be with them; they have a way of communicating. "I enjoy being with them because of the way they are," he told the media on Friday, May 20, 2022.
According to Kuteba, the tigers do not pose a threat to the public because they have been declawed, contrary to media reports.
“Tigers have some areas in their lives that make them very dangerous, that is their nails. So we said, if that's the dangerous part of them, why can't we declaw them? So these dangerous animals, their nails have been declawed, they don't have nails," the trainer explained.
On Thursday, May 19, businessman Nana Kwame Bediako, also known as Freedom Jacob Caesar or Cheddar, confirmed the presence of two tigers in his home and stated that he followed the proper procedures in bringing the animals into Ghana from Dubai, among other reasons to boost Ghana's tourism.
"First and foremost, you are correct; I have two tigers that I purchased in a bidding war between Ghana and Dubai." I was the private-sector representative who had sparked my interest in purchasing these two animals. But we went through the procedure; the animals are seven months old and still in their infancy.
"I went in to purchase these animals in order to increase the value of tourism in our country." I wanted to enter the Safari World by ensuring that Ghana is the first country in West Africa, East Africa, and Central Africa, aside from South Africa, to have these animals.
"We wanted to be the first to have it, so I got both the male and female versions, and I've been wearing them for six months." "I brought expects from outside to build a safety cage for these animals so they don't become a danger to the public," Cheddar explained.
Meanwhile, the two tigers are said to be safe, healthy, and well protected, according to the Forestry Commission's Wildlife Division.
According to Luri Kanton, Director of Operations at the Forestry Commission's Wildlife Division, a visit to the facility where the animals were held confirmed that they will be relocated soon.
"The tigers are safe, healthy, and well-protected, and relocation will take place following an investigation.
""A new structure would have to be built in a new location before the animals could be relocated," Luri Kanton told the media on Friday, May 20, 2022. Friday, May 20, 2022.
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