madenigga:

And some people from certian part of the country re forcing to be in the same union with flesh eaters.

Emancipation:


So here is what will happen next,

1) The Fulanis will settle there and start having children. possibly with locally kidnapped women or other northerners

2) Those children in 20 years will grow up and claim that the land belongs to their ancestors just like they did in plateau state.

3) Fight will begin between those Fulani children and the local community.

4) Federal government will step in and split the community in half for peace and give to the fulani descendants what doesn't belong to them.

5) With their newly gained power, they will start fighting for political power and dominance of the area.


Everything I just wrote has already happened before so NOBODY can say that I am making this up.

NOETHNICITY:
Yes o my brother! I don't knw why d SE cannot allow d SS decide their own future! D SEners re jus attaching themlevs as if they came to earth sametime wit SSners!

PassingShot:

And how is this different from what the govt is trying to do?

The govt, by establishing grazing facilities for them, will be able to solve all problems associating with cattle rearing.

What part of the bill gives some of you sleepless night?

After all, we all need the cattle rearers to survive. Or is there anyone of us who can do without the meat from their cattle?

PassingShot:

That will mean they're not entitled to establish their business in any part of Nigeria they wish to.

It's just like asking all Igbo traders to only take their wares to other part of the country when they need to sell them. Not owning shops, factories and offices in those other parts.

Wake up to reality joor.

joborskill:




Just like saying the FG should relocate all igbo traders to Onitsha market since it is the biggest in west africa bah

Wyttcat:
But why do fulani need to graze there cattle down south? Why can't they graze it up north and use truck to transport them to the south for sale at abattoir?
I don't blame the fulani, the blame in on any senator in the south that would allow the bill to pass. If this bill is allowed to pass, then other Nigerians should just shut up and never bother complaining about fulani anymore because we have handed our lands to them and don't know what we are doing..

joborskill:
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The fulanis are your brothers. stop been a bigot

Emancipation:


So here is what will happen next,

1) The Fulanis will settle there and start having children. possibly with locally kidnapped women or other northerners

2) Those children in 20 years will grow up and claim that the land belongs to their ancestors just like they did in plateau state.

3) Fight will begin between those Fulani children and the local community.

4) Federal government will step in and split the community in half for peace and give to the fulani descendants what doesn't belong to them.

5) With their newly gained power, they will start fighting for political power and dominance of the area.


Everything I just wrote has already happened before so NOBODY can say that I am making this up.

Emancipation:
Beautiful cattle ranch somewhere in nasarawa state. There is abundant land all over the north for ranching

Amitex:

Good point. They will then create their emirate council and institute emir as they did in Ilorin. Anyone supporting the bill is confused. Can you also suggest that we create poultry, piggery, fishery reserves for other Nigerians? What operates in saner climes is ranch. If you cannot own a ranch, then graze within your locality, simple. I think it is high time Nigerians start defending themselves. Let everyone own a gun and let there be peace. It will even enhance security and safety. A situation where some people will be parading the streets with arms and no one asks question is not acceptable.

Wyttcat:
You need to stop being dumb. How can your brothers kill you because of cows? I don't blame you, I blame stupid Nigerians that will roll over during this crucial time and then complain about the consequence of their action when it comes back to bite them later. Why is it govt problem to provide land for herdsmen? Why can't they raise their cattle up north and transport them to the south straight to the abattoir? That we support Buhari doesn't mean we walk with our eyes closed. Like I said, I blame foolish Nigerians that will just be sounding and looking like maalu throughout this. This is bad, and we are going to regret it soon.

LMFashions:



You keep making reference using Igbos. Didn't the Igbos acquire the properties for their businesses with their monies? Did FG carve of portions of land for the Igbo businessman? The point is FG shouldn't carve out other people's territory for Fulani cattle herdsmen. If they need land they should acquire just like how every other people doing business acquired theirs according to the law of the said area. They shouldn't be treated differently.

aventura:
1.) this op is not Yoruba; divide and rule ......
2.) ranching is a better option, then why is it not considered.
3.) The sudden wake of herders violence was a subtle plot to force the grazing bill that is why the president remained uncomfortably silent.
4.) Singling out the SE further attest to the divide and rule plan by the op to further an evil propanda. For the record, 4 out of the six zones are against this madness; from the MB to the SW and the SS and SE.

@ op, I can see ur game plan.

23Tunde45:
I am a Yoruba guy and I testify that OP is a very big fool. If you are truly Yoruba, go and live with Fulanis because you have been disowned.

Iranu Abasha

joborskill:



I am yoruba from ipokia LGA ogun state. If u dont believe na ur wahala. the fulanis are our brothers and we need to support the grazing bill so there wont be clashes btwn them and farmers. or are you happy with the current loss of lives

fulanimafia:
Nice insightful thread joborskill. Too bad I arrived late.

chukwudi44:


Sorry dear,the grazing bill is dead and never to be ressurrected again.The senate already clarified that yesterday so your efforts here has been wasted.

VoteDemiladgold:
Even though I support the grazing bill, will it reduce the rate of cattle rustling in Nigeria?


I need answers

Hizzy:
o boy u need 2 tink see every one is against u includin ur sense

PassingShot:

Let's employ our common sense here pls.

The herdsmen business is unique in nature. As such, it requires unique solution.

From long time ago, cattle rearing has been a problem in our country. The difference now is the advent of social media which have made it possible to know more of the atrocities committed by some of them.

Whichever way you look at it, what the government is attempting to do is the perfect and lasting solution to the challenges.

Gext22:
There you have it ladies and gentlemen - the weak link in the southern regional chain.
How In God's name did we get this kind of unfortunate region as neighbors?
The guy was even making Comparisons to harmless traders who buy Lands at exorbitant prices and are often at the mercy of the state governments.
And the herdsmen have proven from history to be unyielding and to overreach regardless of compromise.
The Ss/se is In serious trouble of existential proportions if we do not remove ourselves from these fifth columnists and perpetual traitors who don't mind selling us all in the name of political sophistication and temporary political gain.