An Ado-Ekiti Chief Magistrates’ Court, yesterday, ordered the remand of one Momodu Rebo, 19, and Isiaka Idris, 22, in prison custody over alleged destruction of farm crops.

Police prosecutor, Mr. Samson Osobu, said the accused and others now at large, committed the offence on January 11 at Apoto farm settlement, Eporo, Emure-Ekiti.

He said police recovered guns and other offensive weapons from the accused. He said that the offence is contrary to Section 4 (1) of Prohibition of Cattle and other Ruminant Grazing in Ekiti State Laws, 2016, and punishable under Section 11 of the Ekiti State Kidnap and Terrorism (Prohibition) Law, 2015.

Chief Magistrate Idowu Ayenimo remanded the accused in prison custody, till the outcome of advice from the Director of Public Prosecutions, DPP, and adjourned the case to January 27.

The end of evil doers is near

See what happens when you enforce property rights. Buhari didn't run to Ekiti and give the governor a clothes line and rock bottom.

Hmm actual enforcement of a law

not just yapping with no action

Let me lay my raffia mat here.
This na FP thread.

Link to story

Source oooo

Modify: I like this, if all these useless Southern Governors enacted this law it would have help in putting these barbaric and backward set of people on the path they belong. Good one Fayose.

Flyingngel:
Source oooo

Op must be sleeping judging by when he posted story. They added more details.

Link: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/ekiti-court-remands-2-herdsmen-alleged-destruction-farm-crops/

The prosecutor ‎said the accused, on the said date, unlawfully allowed their cattle to graze on farmland not designated as ranches, but belonging to Akinwale Bisi, Agbelegbe Dare and Paul Salami.

Osobu said the cattle thus damaged their crops, valued at eight hundred and fifty thousand naira (N850, 000).

He applied for a date of adjournment to file the case and send to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), for legal advice.

The pleas of the accused were not taken, as their counsel, Mr Ademola Okeya, sought for a short date of adjournment, pending the advice from he DPP Office.

Chief Magistrate Idowu Ayenimo remanded the accused persons in prison custody, till the outcome of the advice from the DPP.

He adjourned the case to Jan. 27, for further hearing.

It appears our crazy leaders down south is our main problem. What will it take other states to copy this great initiative by Ekiti?

Weldone Ekiti. This is how it's done to curb imminent attacks

Blue3k post:

Op must be sleeping judging by when he posted story. They added more details.

Link: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/ekiti-court-remands-2-herdsmen-alleged-destruction-farm-crops/





Now it is ok.

Buhari will be boiling with anger now.

When did foola-ni herdsmen start bearing names like [b][/Momodu Rebo and Isiaka Idris] ?

If only we can rise up against injustice for once in nigeria. Enough of all this menace. Other governors must rise for their people too

My Man at it again. Ride on Fayose.

Even if we don't like Fayose,we should commend him for his bravery in finding a legal solution to the menace of Fulani herdsmen. At least he is protecting his people. Shame to other governors who watch helplessly as their people are being terrorised by Fulani herdsmen.

Fayose is setting pace in defining the true meaning of Federalism

factsandfigures:
Even if we don't like Fayose,we should commend him for his bravery in finding a legal solution to the menace of Fulani herdsmen. At least he is protecting his people. Shame to other governors who watch helplessly as their people are being terrorised by Fulani herdsmen.

Fayose is setting pace in defining the true meaning of Federalism

There's no need to like him at all. His actions will get him the loyalty he needs. I love that man for knowing he is the CSO and not some arm wielding police officer in Abuja. Lagos state is fast in implementing traffic laws and I know it's safe to say Fayose is implementing the needed malu law to save his people.

Good

Nice one bto Fayose.

Keep it up