Governor Fayose has ordered herdsmen in Ekiti state to reigister with 5000 naira in their host communities for identity and location.
He also threatened to arrest the serikin Fulani in the state, Muhammad Abashe if further attacks occur in the state.
He condemned the herdsmen attacks on residents at 'the slightest provocation'.
Governor Ayodele Fayose who was furious about the recent killing of a Tiv woman in Orin Ekiti by people suspected to be herders said the Serikin Fulani, Muhammad Abashe had failed in providing leadership by not stopping his kinsmen from destroying farms, to register with 5000 naira in their host communities for identity and location.
Going further, he condemned the herdsmen attacks on residents at ' the slightest provocation '.
The governor made this known during the peace meetings held on Friday and Saturday, January 19 and 20 with the Miyetti Allah cattle breeders association of Nigeria, Farmers, Local hunters and representatives of the Tiv communities in Ado Ekiti.
He said 'If you (herders) still want to stay among us, you must accept the responsibility that none of our peoples' farms is destroyed by herdsmen any longer.
'None of our people must be killed by your people, either they are strangers or those herdsmen living among us.
'If any killing or destruction of our peoples' farms occur in that area again, I will ensure that I use the law to fight you their leader on it.This is the last warning I am giving you' he warned.
Fayose noted that the activities of the herders had continued to stain the names of President Muhammadu Buhari and other notable Fulani leaders in the country.
As a result of this, the governor ordered that herders must register with 5000 naira in their host communities for identity and location.

SOURCE: Naija.ng