He went abroad and graduated from two universities! The educated shepherd does not give up on his goals; he is both herding sheep and preparing for exams.

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In Artvin, two university graduates whose biggest dream is to become a district governor returned to their hometown to work as shepherds when they could not realize their dream. In the shepherding adventure that started with 12 sheep, he increased his flock to 100 sheep in 4 years.

Mustafa Özer, who lives in Ankara, completed his second university after graduating. After that, he took a language course abroad for 6 months. Özer, whose biggest dream was to become a district governor, returned to his hometown of Yusufeli in Artvin after failing the interview stage in the exam he took for this dream, and started working in agriculture and animal husbandry. In 2020, he started his livestock activities by purchasing 12 sheep, and 4 years later, he increased his flock to 100 sheep.

"I STARTED WITH 12 SHEEP, NOW I HAVE 100 SHEEP"

The young shepherd, who grazes his sheep in the Çamlıbel Plateau at an altitude of 2,100 meters in the Çevreli Village of the district, has not given up on his dream of becoming a district governor. Mustafa Özer continues to graze his flock while also preparing for the district governor exams. Mustafa Özer stated that he still pursues his dream of becoming a district governor and has a great love for agriculture and animal husbandry, saying, "I was born in Ankara. I graduated in Political Science and Public Administration, and I also graduated in Sociology. I took English language training abroad for 6 months. My biggest dream was to become a district governor, but it didn't happen. I returned to my village with a love for my homeland. I was in love with agriculture and animal husbandry. I bought my tractor in 2019. In 2020, I started my livestock activities with 12 sheep, and today I continue with around 100 sheep."