Fulani herders in Ekiti and the South West have taken a traditional oath binding on them to assure the host communities in Ekiti, and by extension, the South West Nigeria, that they would no longer behave unruly, kill or allow their cows to stray into farms.

The traditional oath, revealed to be an effective cultural sanction on herders as its violation was believed to bring tragedy on the culprit, was administered by Alhaji Ardo Mairero, the Sarkin Fulani of Kwara State during the peace meeting of all parties involved in herdsmen challenge in the state.


They include Alhaji Ibrahim Shekarau, Alhaji Mohammad Leewa, National President, Miyetti Allah , Mohammad Kiruwa, Governor Peter Ayodele Fayose, Ekiti Deputy Governor, Olusola Kolapo, Secretary to State Government, (SSG), Modupe Alade, Chief of Staff, Dipo Anisulowo, Agriculture Commissioner, Kehinde Odebunmi and Miyetti Allah national and zonal leaders.
Also, a communique, co-signed by governor Fayose, Alhaji Shekarau, representative of HRH Muhammad Sanusi 11, Emir of Kano, Mrs. Alade, (SSG), Alhaji Kiruwa, National President, Miyetti-Allah Cattle Breeders Association and Alhaji Mohammad Kabir, Zonal Chairman,South West, Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association and witnessed by Alhaji Nasamu Muhammad, Chiraman, Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association, Ekiti State, was released through the office of the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Fayose, Mr. Idowu Adelusi.
Adeslusi said: “of most significance of the peace meeting of February 19 by the stakeholders was the traditional oath taken with kolanuts as agreement that the herdsmen in Ekiti will not behave unruly any longer, kill or allow their cows to stray into farms.
“It was administered with kola and sharing of the kola, which is a Fulani tradition that is binding on the initiators. With this oath, issues of robbery, killing, damaging of farms and kidnapping among others being allegedly perpetuated by Fulani herders are over in the state. The meeting and signing of the memorandum by all parties lasted for two hours between 11pm on Monday 19 to 1am of Tuesday, February 20.”

The communique, released to newsmen yesterday in Ado Ekiti,state capital added that “a truce meeting, initiated by the Emir of Kano and the Governor of Ekiti State over pastoralists menace was held on Monday, February 19 , the Governor, His Excellency, Prof. Kolapo Olusola, deputy Governor, His Excellency, Alhaji Ibrahim Shekarau, former Governor of Kano State representing the Emir of Kano HRH Muhammed Sanusi 11, Traditional rulers in Ekiti State, President and leadership of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association ( both National and South west). Members of Ekiti State Executive Council, Members, Ekiti State House of Assembly, Security Chiefs and all key stakeholders in Ekiti State.
“The representatives of Emir of Kano,Alhaji Ibrahim Shekarau, conveyed the concern of the Emir over broken down relationship between herdsmen and host communities that has led to loss of lives in Ekiti State and other parts of the country. The Emir commiserated with the families of those whose lives have been cut short due to the attacks, and reprisals of herders and associated consequences.
“Similarly, the leadership of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association and patrons condemned in strong terms any form if killing that has taken place.
“The Emir, through his representative s stated and it was uniamously agreed that henceforth; All herders must obey the anti-htaxing and relevant laws of the land.”

The communique further gave the following resolutions: “That herdsmen must stop attacks on any member of the host communities, any herder that breaches the peace should be prepared to face the wrath of the law, and Ekiti people should not provoke the herdsman or kill their cattle.”
It concluded that: “It is, therefore, agreed that pastoralists / farmers crisis and killings,under any guise must stop immediately. The meeting supports the anti-night grazing stand of the law because it protects the interest of all parties,and the law taken its course in the violation of letters of these resolutions. Similarly, the meeting described Governor Fayose as a peaceful leader who represents hope for all.”

http://www.akelicious.com/2018/02/herdsmen-killings-herders-take-oath-in.html

Fayose my man

You swore only with kolanuts without adding sango and ogun to the mix?

Make una watch una back o.

Fayose da governor.

And That Is A Certified Guarantee That They Ain't Gon' Do No More Shiit

Like him or hate him, Fayose knows how to deal with these Fulani people.

Better

Who says this herdsmen madness cannot be tamed


Ordinary kolanut is doing wonders for Fayose


Just imagine if fayose was the president instead of that cow in Aso Rock

Appears these guys have started learning it won't be business as usual

Dey take money from fulani herdsmen to graze on pple's farm ...
Wen d deal goes bad fulani herdsmen will want to retaliate...dats wen dey will start crying foul..stupid yorubas

To the indigenes of Ekiti, let it be known to you that you have a warrior for a Governor. When buhari looked the other way hoping that you'll be slaughtered by his kinsmen, Ayo Fayose stood for you against all odds.



Even when his fellow governors were crying to Abuja, seeking for help from their killers, Fayose was there to defend you.


Isn't he good enough for president

see them

Obi

Good development

Hmmmmmmm

which kind oat,? Quaker oat?

Good

Na Ogun and ayelala sure pass oooo , make Ogun kill dem if dey try to harm anyone


Awon weyrey

Better

Rugged Governor for terrorist Fulani..
Good move oga governor.

Fayose is the real ona nka nka afo of yeroba land
see how this man subdued and made murderous dangerous fulani herdsmen look like sisi
the strongest yeroba man ever
Thunder scatter anyone that will compare this brave warrior called Fayose to that weakling and greedy bastard drug dealing vagabond Tinubu
Fayose is what Tinubu can never be in his next life
it's official Fayose is the greatest yeroba leader dead or alive
all hail the king of yeroba land
all hail the conqueror of fulani herdsmen
all hail Ayo Peter Fayose
the oshokomole of yoruba land the man his great deeds supercedes that of awolowo and any yeroba leader dead or alive

maximum respect sir

k

Nobody dey talk about ranching again

Fayose for President

Lol. It's has become necessary. I wish same can be applied to our political office holders.

“It was administered with kola and sharing of the kola, which is a Fulani tradition that is binding on the initiators. With this oath, issues of robbery, killing, damaging of farms and kidnapping among others being allegedly perpetuated by Fulani herders are over in the state. The meeting and signing of the memorandum by all parties lasted for two hours between 11pm on Monday 19 to 1am of Tuesday, February 20.”

Okwyla:
Fulani herders in Ekiti and the South West have taken a traditional oath binding on them to assure the host communities in Ekiti, and by extension, the South West Nigeria, that they would no longer behave unruly, kill or allow their cows to stray into farms.

The traditional oath, revealed to be an effective cultural sanction on herders as its violation was believed to bring tragedy on the culprit, was administered by Alhaji Ardo Mairero, the Sarkin Fulani of Kwara State during the peace meeting of all parties involved in herdsmen challenge in the state.


They include Alhaji Ibrahim Shekarau, Alhaji Mohammad Leewa, National President, Miyetti Allah , Mohammad Kiruwa, Governor Peter Ayodele Fayose, Ekiti Deputy Governor, Olusola Kolapo, Secretary to State Government, (SSG), Modupe Alade, Chief of Staff, Dipo Anisulowo, Agriculture Commissioner, Kehinde Odebunmi and Miyetti Allah national and zonal leaders.
Also, a communique, co-signed by governor Fayose, Alhaji Shekarau, representative of HRH Muhammad Sanusi 11, Emir of Kano, Mrs. Alade, (SSG), Alhaji Kiruwa, National President, Miyetti-Allah Cattle Breeders Association and Alhaji Mohammad Kabir, Zonal Chairman,South West, Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association and witnessed by Alhaji Nasamu Muhammad, Chiraman, Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association, Ekiti State, was released through the office of the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Fayose, Mr. Idowu Adelusi.
Adeslusi said: “of most significance of the peace meeting of February 19 by the stakeholders was the traditional oath taken with kolanuts as agreement that the herdsmen in Ekiti will not behave unruly any longer, kill or allow their cows to stray into farms.
“It was administered with kola and sharing of the kola, which is a Fulani tradition that is binding on the initiators. With this oath, issues of robbery, killing, damaging of farms and kidnapping among others being allegedly perpetuated by Fulani herders are over in the state. The meeting and signing of the memorandum by all parties lasted for two hours between 11pm on Monday 19 to 1am of Tuesday, February 20.”

The communique, released to newsmen yesterday in Ado Ekiti,state capital added that “a truce meeting, initiated by the Emir of Kano and the Governor of Ekiti State over pastoralists menace was held on Monday, February 19 , the Governor, His Excellency, Prof. Kolapo Olusola, deputy Governor, His Excellency, Alhaji Ibrahim Shekarau, former Governor of Kano State representing the Emir of Kano HRH Muhammed Sanusi 11, Traditional rulers in Ekiti State, President and leadership of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association ( both National and South west). Members of Ekiti State Executive Council, Members, Ekiti State House of Assembly, Security Chiefs and all key stakeholders in Ekiti State.
“The representatives of Emir of Kano,Alhaji Ibrahim Shekarau, conveyed the concern of the Emir over broken down relationship between herdsmen and host communities that has led to loss of lives in Ekiti State and other parts of the country. The Emir commiserated with the families of those whose lives have been cut short due to the attacks, and reprisals of herders and associated consequences.
“Similarly, the leadership of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association and patrons condemned in strong terms any form if killing that has taken place.
“The Emir, through his representative s stated and it was uniamously agreed that henceforth; All herders must obey the anti-htaxing and relevant laws of the land.”

The communique further gave the following resolutions: “That herdsmen must stop attacks on any member of the host communities, any herder that breaches the peace should be prepared to face the wrath of the law, and Ekiti people should not provoke the herdsman or kill their cattle.”
It concluded that: “It is, therefore, agreed that pastoralists / farmers crisis and killings,under any guise must stop immediately. The meeting supports the anti-night grazing stand of the law because it protects the interest of all parties,and the law taken its course in the violation of letters of these resolutions. Similarly, the meeting described Governor Fayose as a peaceful leader who represents hope for all.”

http://www.akelicious.com/2018/02/herdsmen-killings-herders-take-oath-in.html

fulanis dont deal with oaths

be warned

Ekiti state is the only state taking this Herdsmen issues serious.. Kudos to Fayose's efforts