Yarnvibes:


Justice Adeyinka Sikiru Oyinloye gave the judgment in suit NO.KWS/83M/2017.

Jabioro:
What kind of bias judgement is this?

Redboi:
Around 2015 if I could remember I visited this man's farm when I was doing my attachment, He was complaining to my Oga about how the Fulani herds men around were giving him issues.. Destroying his crops and stuff.. Now it has come to this. I feel bad for him.

whirlwind7:

The owner of the cows went through a legal process to seek justice, and that's quite commendable. Quite certain he didn't choose the violent way because the ex naval chief also have armed guards at his disposal.

Now the farm owner can sue for the damages done to his farmland. Let's see how the court handles that.
Here's the first piece of farmer-cattleherder dispute that didn't end in bloodshed. Nice!

Sprumbabafather:


Afonja raining blows on another Afonja

whirlwind7:

The owner of the cows went through a legal process to seek justice, and that's quite commendable. Quite certain he didn't choose the violent way because the ex naval chief also have armed guards at his disposal.

Now the farm owner can sue for the damages done to his farmland. Let's see how the court handles that.
Here's the first piece of farmer-cattleherder dispute that didn't end in bloodshed. Nice!

candy:

It's a shame, really! North now using our Muslim brothers to fight us!

Sprumbabafather:


Afonja raining blows on another Afonja

Sprumbabafather:


Afonja raining blows on another Afonja

no1madman:
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DWJOBScom:
Now I think something is wrong here....

No-one addressed his loses BUT he took laws into his hands.
Force doesn't win all the time.

One commissioner of police under Governor Lam Adeshina once lamented on the fulani situation - on the difficulties experienced arresting them as they are always on the move. They commit crime and move somewhere else

sondi:
That's what is obtainable in a shithole country with shithole leaders and shithole judiciary. What a judgement

whirlwind7:

The owner of the cows went through a legal process to seek justice, and that's quite commendable. Quite certain he didn't choose the violent way because the ex naval chief also have armed guards at his disposal.

Now the farm owner can sue for the damages done to his farmland. Let's see how the court handles that.
Here's the first piece of farmer-cattleherder dispute that didn't end in bloodshed. Nice!

Afrojuju2017:


There is nothing north or Muslim about it. That is a very fair judgement in any court and Amy judge who doesn't give such a judgement in the face of such facts is compromised.

The Naval chief still has the right to sue Abdullahi for invasion of private land and damage to property (crops and farm) and win equal or greater compensation than this 9M.

This court was not asked to delibrate on the issue of farmland damage but the illegal detention of cows and the consequential loss of earnings as a result of said action

Afrojuju2017:


There is nothing north or Muslim about it. That is a very fair judgement in any court and any judge who doesn't give such a judgement in the face of such facts is compromised.

The Naval chief still has the right to sue Abdullahi for invasion of private land and damage to property (crops and farm) and win equal or greater compensation than this 9M.

This court was not asked to delibrate on the issue of farmland damage but the illegal detention of cows and the consequential loss of earnings as a result of said action

Afrojuju2017:


It's a fair judgement, the judge was not asked to delibrate on the issue of a herd of cows causing damage to his farm but his illegal seizure of cows.

The Afolayan man shld have sued the Abdullahi herdman for damage to property rather than illegal detention of his property (cows)
Nothing stops him from still suing the Abdullahi to court and winning the case

candy:

I read it somewhere that this wasn't the first time this man's farm was destroyed and he once took them to court but nothing happened!
Here is a man that prolly got frustrated trying to get justice. Too bad he took laws into his hands this time. But let's be real, if he had sought redress in court, he would have lost. I believe the Abdullahi only went to court because the man had armed guards.

Like you rightly pointed out however, I hope Afolayan drags Abdullahi's @ss to court and claim damages as well.