bbjummy:
Fulani herdsmen are in trouble really. Where will you head to?

GoroTango:
What Myetti Allah needs to do is contest the constitutionality of this absurd law at the supreme court. The government of Benue state has no right to pass discriminatory laws restricting Nigerian citizens from exercising their rights in that state. All these appeals will not work

GoroTango:
What Myetti Allah needs to do is contest the constitutionality of this absurd law at the supreme court. The government of Benue state has no right to pass discriminatory laws restricting Nigerian citizens from exercising their rights in that state. All these appeals will not work

BornAgainMay:
One of the greatest Lecturers in Political science, University of Nigeria, Nsukka wrote and I quote..


"Nigeria is Not a Zoo but a Jungle"

He went on to clarify his point and he continues.

"In Zoo, the Zoo management knows that A Lion can not be Kept where A Goat is kept, because the lion will definitely devour the Goat, Nomata how Charitable the Lion tries to be"

In Jungle, Animals are allowed and given freedom to live wherever they deem fit. meanwhile, Survival of the Fittest, will become the Order of the day. The lion will then have the opportunity to devour his preys without any punishment.

Now, relate what he said to Nigeria and Fulanis herdsmen and tell me if Nigeria is not a Jungle

GoroTango:
What Myetti Allah needs to do is contest the constitutionality of this absurd law at the supreme court. The government of Benue state has no right to pass discriminatory laws restricting Nigerian citizens from exercising their rights in that state. All these appeals will not work

BornAgainMay:
One of the greatest Lecturers in Political science, University of Nigeria, Nsukka wrote and I quote..


"Nigeria is Not a Zoo but a Jungle"

He went on to clarify his point and he continues.

"In Zoo, the Zoo management knows that A Lion can not be Kept where A Goat is kept, because the lion will definitely devour the Goat, Nomata how Charitable the Lion tries to be"

In Jungle, Animals are allowed and given freedom to live wherever they deem fit. meanwhile, Survival of the Fittest, will become the Order of the day. The lion will then have the opportunity to devour his preys without any punishment.

Now, relate what he said to Nigeria and Fulanis herdsmen and tell me if Nigeria is not a Jungle

Rotji:
The next state that should enact and implement this law ASAP is Plateau State, they've suffered the most in the hands of the murderous herdsmen. I want to see how FG will react to this development, when the herdsmen went on rampage all over nothing was done up till now to stop them. Now people are taking their destinies in their hands, and some criminals are crying foul. With all the abundance of uncultivated lands in this country, herdsmen choose only to lead their herds into farms that people sweated to cultivate with their hard earned resources, time, energy and what have you. When the farmers try to stop them or send the cattle out of their farms the herdsmen butcher, massacre and wipe them out.

The truth still remain that if herdsmen will only feed their flocks on uncultivated lands alone, no farmer will ever mind them.
In fact no one should make available any land free for them to Ranch, if they desire any portion of land they should meet the owners of the land, negotiate and agree before it is sold to them for ranching. This is the only way they'll appreciate the land and take proper care of it to maximize its benefit.
Our mumu don do with killer herdsmen abeg, you will never hear Miyetti Allah make statements when herdsmen are on rampage butchering innocent people but you will hear their kakaki when people take measures to defend themselves.

NaijaEfcc:
Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) has called on Federal Government, National Assembly (NASS) and international community to intervene in the Anti-Open Grazing Law operating in Benue.

The Chairman of the association, Danladi Ciroma, made the call on Sunday at a news conference in Lafia.


He said the law was implemented without due consultation with herdsmen in the state.


He added that “our people were not educated on modern method of rearing cattle so that when provision for ranching was being made, government would take into consideration the total number of cattle in the state.

“Due to lack of consultation, our people lack the technical know-how to conduct cattle ranching because even if we accept to practice it, we lack the needed expertise.


“We do not know the grass we need to grow and how it is grown, where to get it and how to preserve it for the cattle.”

He explained that countries like Kenya that successfully implemented ranching system spent more than five years educating herdsmen and provided the much-needed facilities before it was implemented.


Ciroma said apart from those who were the direct beneficiaries of ranches, animal health experts needed to be trained, while clinics and abattoirs, among other things, were supposed to be provided.

He added that the state did not take any step before enacting the law .

The zonal chairman, therefore, appealed to Federal Government, NASS and the international community to urgently prevail on the state government to reconsider the law for peace and unity in the area.

Meanwhile, the Chairman of the association in Nasarawa State, Malam Mohammed Hussaini, said
the implementation of the law in Benue led to influx of herdsmen and their cattle to Nasarawa, noting that the situation should be checked to avert conflicts between herdsmen and farmers.

Hussaini explained that the influx of cattle to Nasarawa had led to destruction of many
farm produce and appealed to relevant authorities to intervene to check any crisis in border towns.

The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) in Nasarawa, Idrisu Kennedy, however, gave
the assurance that measures were being taken to avert any incident.

The PPRO explained that the efforts of the police and other security agencies, as well as that of the state government and traditional rulers were geared toward averting breakdown of law and order in the state.

Newsmen report that the chairman of association in Benue and other herdsmen from North Central states attended the news conference.

The Benue Government had enacted an anti-open grazing law and fixed Nov. 1, 2017 as date to commence its implementation.

The state government stated that the law was in line with Section 4(7)(a) of the Constitution, Section 1 of the Land Use Act Chapter 202 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 1990.

The Section states that all land comprised in the territory of each state in the federation are vested in the governor of that state and such land shall be held in trust and administered for the use and common benefit of all Nigerians in accordance with the provisions of the Act.

To this end, Gov. Samuel Ortom of Benue said it was in the spirit and letters of those enabling laws of the land that the Open Grazing (Prohibition) and Establishment of Ranches Law, 2017 was proposed and was judiciously enacted by Benue State House of Assembly.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/11/benues-anti-open-grazing-law-miyetti-allah-wants-fg-nass-intervene/amp/

BornAgainMay:
One of the greatest Lecturers in Political science, University of Nigeria, Nsukka wrote and I quote..


"Nigeria is Not a Zoo but a Jungle"

He went on to clarify his point and he continues.

"In Zoo, the Zoo management knows that A Lion can not be Kept where A Goat is kept, because the lion will definitely devour the Goat, Nomata how Charitable the Lion tries to be"

In Jungle, Animals are allowed and given freedom to live wherever they deem fit. meanwhile, Survival of the Fittest, will become the Order of the day. The lion will then have the opportunity to devour his preys without any punishment.

Now, relate what he said to Nigeria and Fulanis herdsmen and tell me if Nigeria is not a Jungle

NaijaEfcc:
Hahahahaha they are now begging oooh idiots!!
Lalasticlala, mynd44

Okoyiboz3:


Are you a flatheaded Osu piglet from the lineage of Judas Iscariot?

BornAgainMay:
One of the greatest Lecturers in Political science, University of Nigeria, Nsukka wrote and I quote..


"Nigeria is Not a Zoo but a Jungle"

He went on to clarify his point and he continues.

"In Zoo, the Zoo management knows that A Lion can not be Kept where A Goat is kept, because the lion will definitely devour the Goat, Nomata how Charitable the Lion tries to be"

In Jungle, Animals are allowed and given freedom to live wherever they deem fit. meanwhile, Survival of the Fittest, will become the Order of the day. The lion will then have the opportunity to devour his preys without any punishment.

Now, relate what he said to Nigeria and Fulanis herdsmen and tell me if Nigeria is not a Jungle

Saaruman:
When will the stupid govs in South East start implementing anti grazing law? Only a Zoo practice open grazing.

Okoyiboz3:


The day you contest this position, the beer sellers and brothel operators in the north would also contest the ban on their businesses.

If a fulani herdsman has a right to roam about the south with his cattle, I also have a right to open brothels and beer parlours in front of the palaces of all traditional rulers in the North.

You ingrates should be thankful that this law was duly passed. When they treated your madness at the Mambilla plateau, you cowards called the army to save you. Go there and roam your cattle na.