sarrki:
While same online warrior from Enugu are chanting Benue citizens to defend themselves

They are making peace with same people they hated online

This is double dealing

Boleyndynasty2:
This is a very bad idea... They usually come in peace before the start killing and destroying.

Jazzlite:

You're pained. The whipping you are receiving in Jerusalem is really affecting you.

sarrki:
While same online warrior from Enugu are chanting Benue citizens to defend themselves

They are making peace with same people they hated online

This is double dealing

sarrki:
While same online warrior from Enugu are chanting Benue citizens to defend themselves

They are making peace with same people they hated online

This is double dealing

sarrki:
While same online warrior from Enugu are chanting Benue citizens to defend themselves

They are making peace with same people they hated online

This is double dealing

sarrki:
While same online warrior from Enugu are chanting Benue citizens to defend themselves

They are making peace with same people they hated online

This is double dealing

IsaAbubakar:
cc
mynd44 lalasticlala seun
rule 2

sarrki:
While same online warrior from Enugu are chanting Benue citizens to defend themselves

They are making peace with same people they hated online

This is double dealing

diablos:
So finally this zom-bie has resurfaced with his dullness and myopic reasoning. Benue state and Enugu are not the same. Whereas the Fulani terrorists are having a field day terrorizing and using benue indigenes as objects for target practice, the same cannot be said in Enugu. The rate of killings in benue cannot happen in any south eastern state. Even the foolanis know this.

conductorGX:
[s][/s]
You write like a 3-year-old kid
who is half asleep
drunk and half-dead in the middle of the night
yet trying to justify his N30-per post BMC job on an online forum

This is how you sound.

Guyman02:


When you open a thread allow readers to express their views before you conclude.

Cattle rearing is simply seen as a trade by people in the South East, they won't attack a Fulani herdsman who carries out his business according to the law.
They value human life and are appalled by what is happening in Benue State and one of the groups that has sent relief materials to IDPs in Benue is Ohaneze Ndigbo, Gov Wike even donated N200m.

Despite the atrocities perpetrated by Benue indigenes against Igbos during the civil war the Igbos will always come to their aid as our close door neighbours.
There is a saying in Igbo 'onuru ube nwanne agbala oso' meaning when you hear your neighbours cry don't abandon him or her.

As a person who has lived most of his life in the North, I can tell you that the only tribe in Nigeria that the Fulani man respects are the Igbos for their ingenuity and business acumen and ability to look them in the face, you can ask them and Igbos also respect the Fulanis for their political sagacity in Nigeria.
The Fulanis also know that if you remove federal government military support and on a level playing field the Igbos can also be ferocious in dealing and taking revenge when attacked.

Buhari had to deploy federal might to brutally suppress an Nnamdi Kanu who was only armed with loudspeakers and microphone out of existing Fulani paranoia for the Igbos not to sell their bravery to other tribes under Fulani occupation, this is not obtainable in Benue.

SalamRushdie:
Fulani herdsmen have never been known to uphold any peace deal , they rather use the lull to study their victims better for the moment they will resume hostilities ....I dare anyone to go back in history and show me just one peace agreement the Fulanis have upheld , just one ..

sarrki:
While same online warrior from Enugu are chanting Benue citizens to defend themselves

They are making peace with same people they hated online

This is double dealing

conductorGX:
[s][/s]
You write like a 3-year-old kid
who is half asleep
drunk and half-dead in the middle of the night
yet trying to justify his N30-per post BMC job on an online forum

This is how you sound.

sarrki:
Cattle breeders and farmers in Enugu have entered into an agreement that will ensure peaceful co-existence.

The meeting was attended by leaders of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association, Enugu State chapter of All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN) and other stakeholders.

Briefing reporters, Southeast Chairman of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association, Alhaji Gidado Siddiki, said the gathering was strategic to foster peace.

He said the meeting was to dispel insinuations that herders were in the state to terrorise host communities.



“The essence of this meeting is to bring farmers and herders together for interaction so that we will know ourselves as well as dispel rumour that we are here to terrorise.

“We are here to feed our cattle. This meeting will bring us together so that farmers will feel at home when they see cattle breeders.

“The cattle breeders will equally take members of their host communities as their brothers and sisters,” Siddiki said.

He said the meeting was attended by state chairmen of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association in the region.

“Since most of the grazers migrate from one state to the other, we brought state chairmen here.

“The essence is to inform them that whenever something happens and it involves somebody that comes from another state, I will call the chairman to resolve it.



“The agreement is that we will promote peace between ourselves through this type of meeting, which will be held regularly,” Siddiki said.

He said any issue beyond the groups’ leaders would be directed to the Central Peace Committee at the state level.

“We also made it known that we have a Peace and Security Committee at the Government House.

“Whenever something we cannot resolve happens at the local level, we take it to the committee for final decision,” Siddiki said.

AFAN’s Chairman Mr. Sunny Watarali said the meeting ushered in better understanding between the groups.

He noted that both groups need to respect the culture and tradition of each other.

Watarali said host communities would not allow cows messed up their source of drinking water.

“The grey areas have been sorted out. Both parties are to respect each other; respect the culture.

“For example, you do not carry cows to urinate in the river. This is the source of drinking water.

“Again, if for any reason the cow does anything wrong, our people should be patient and report, rather than resorting to self-help.

“If we can do that, such mutuality will bring about better understanding and peace,” he said.

Watarali said the meeting was expected to be replicated in rural areas.

“Subsequent meeting will be held at local governments where farmers live.

“I believe if we do that, we will achieve peace,” he said


http://thenationonlineng.net/herders-farmers-strike-peace-deal-in-enugu/