Buffalo named ‘Donald Trump’ in Bangladesh, crowd eager to see the warlord

POBNEWS24, Dhaka May 18, 2026 : A pink buffalo is now the center of attention at a farm in Narayanganj, twenty kilometers from the capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka. The albino buffalo weighing about 700 kg has been named ‘Donald Trump’ after US President Donald Trump. This name is mainly because of the golden hair on its head.
Recently, Donald Trump went viral on social media. The crowd to see him has now increased several times. A crowd of curious visitors can be seen at the Rabeya Agro Farm located in the Paikpara area of ​​​​Narayanganj city. Everyone is taking pictures of Donald Trump. Some even dare to touch him. Although named after the warlord leader, this Trump is quite calm.
Farm owner Zia Uddin Mridha said, ‘I bought the buffalo from a market in Rajshahi about 10 months ago. My younger brother jokingly named him Donald Trump after seeing his hair. He is very calm in his movements. Albino buffaloes are calm. They do not behave aggressively unless provoked. The buffalo has already been sold for 550 taka per kg as live weight. It will be delivered to its owner next week.’
With the help of the unusual name and social media, people of all ages are now flocking to the farm to see Trump every day. Russell, a resident of Paikpara area of ​​the city, said, ‘I came to see him after seeing him on Facebook. He really looks like Trump. His face and hair look exactly like Trump.’
Another visitor, Mim, came with her child. She said, ‘The buffalo looks very beautiful. His hair looks like Trump. When I saw him on Facebook, I thought he was being called unnecessarily, but when I came, I saw that he is really Trump. He suits the name very well.’
Kawsar, the caretaker of the farm, said that they take special care of Donald Trump. He is bathed four times a day. Corn, kheil, husk, rice husk and grass are being given as food.
Rabeya Agro Farm authorities said that at least 200 animals have been prepared for the sacrifice this time. Almost all the animals have already been booked. The animals will start being delivered to the owners from next week.