Nasarawa Governor, Umaru Tanko Al-Makura, has approved the utilisation of all the seven gazetted grazing reserves of the state for the purpose of the ranching programme in the state.

The grazing reserves are located in Awe, Keana, Doma, Assakyo, Konva, Gtata and Kurudu councils.
The governor equally directed the state ministries of Agriculture, Lands and Physical Planning, affected local government councils and communities where these grazing reserves are located, to accord all the necessary support and cooperation for the successful implementation of the programme in the state.

A statement signed by the Secretary to State Government, Mohammed Hassan Abdullahi, said “Nasarawa State government is completely in support of the Federal Government’s initiative, and our state is willing and available to provide all resources and support, to ensure the success of the ranching effort.

“The steps are geared towards assuaging and finding a lasting solution to the age-old challenge of farmers-herders conflict, which has been with us from time immemorial.”
[b]Meanwhile, the paramount ruler of Akaleku in Obi Local Government Area, Zhe Augustine Alao, has been accused of ordering the Tiv community in his domain to cede their farmlands to Fulani herdsmen.

The Tiv community in the area, led by their leaders, Mr Vandesalen Shie and Moses Andrew, said this, yesterday, in a statement they jointly signed, a copy of which was made available to Daily Sun, in Lafia, yesterday.

The community also alleged that the Zhe Akaleku recently connived with the Fulani herdsmen and brought in the Special Anti-Robbery Squad of the police, who arrested and detained four members of the community, at the State Criminal and Investigation Department, in Lafia, for resisting the takeover of their farmlands by herdsmen.
The statement gave names of the detained persons to include Andrew Agah, Ordam Vandesalem, Timbee Vandesalem and Motswenga Vadesalem.

“The Tiv community, therefore, wondered why the Zhe Akaleku will order us to cede our farmlands to Fulani herdsmen, even as we have settled in the area over a decade.”
[/b]When contacted, the Akaleku paramount ruler dismissed the allegation by the Tiv community that he had ordered the ceding of their farmlands to herdsmen.
“I only waded into a land dispute between the Tiv farmers and Fulani herdsmen in my domain,” he insisted.
http://sunnewsonline.com/nasarwa-monarch-cedes-tiv-farmland-to-herdsmen/

Van de salen sounds Dutch but what do I know over to our TIV brothers

Vandesalem means make the thing hungry you first

coret!
Islam for all by 2023!

Anyone that wants to pretend can but the truth is that Buhari govt is waging a broad daylight Jihad in the 21st century and gullible Nigerians are just looking

I can confirm that of Awe local government, those guys there hate the Tiv guts.

Lolzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Conquered territory.

Emir of Nassarawa loading..

Andrew3:
Vandesalem means make the thing hungry you first

Are you TIV and by the thing do you mean konji

plessis:
Emir of Nassarawa loading..

Emir till 2030

zik4ever:
Nasarawa Governor, Umaru Tanko Al-Makura, has approved the utilisation of all the seven gazetted grazing reserves of the state for the purpose of the ranching programme in the state.

The grazing reserves are located in Awe, Keana, Doma, Assakyo, Konva, Gtata and Kurudu councils.
The governor equally directed the state ministries of Agriculture, Lands and Physical Planning, affected local government councils and communities where these grazing reserves are located, to accord all the necessary support and cooperation for the successful implementation of the programme in the state.

A statement signed by the Secretary to State Government, Mohammed Hassan Abdullahi, said “Nasarawa State government is completely in support of the Federal Government’s initiative, and our state is willing and available to provide all resources and support, to ensure the success of the ranching effort.

“The steps are geared towards assuaging and finding a lasting solution to the age-old challenge of farmers-herders conflict, which has been with us from time immemorial.”
[b]Meanwhile, the paramount ruler of Akaleku in Obi Local Government Area, Zhe Augustine Alao, has been accused of ordering the Tiv community in his domain to cede their farmlands to Fulani herdsmen.

The Tiv community in the area, led by their leaders, Mr Vandesalen Shie and Moses Andrew, said this, yesterday, in a statement they jointly signed, a copy of which was made available to Daily Sun, in Lafia, yesterday.

The community also alleged that the Zhe Akaleku recently connived with the Fulani herdsmen and brought in the Special Anti-Robbery Squad of the police, who arrested and detained four members of the community, at the State Criminal and Investigation Department, in Lafia, for resisting the takeover of their farmlands by herdsmen.
The statement gave names of the detained persons to include Andrew Agah, Ordam Vandesalem, Timbee Vandesalem and Motswenga Vadesalem.

“The Tiv community, therefore, wondered why the Zhe Akaleku will order us to cede our farmlands to Fulani herdsmen, even as we have settled in the area over a decade.”
[/b]When contacted, the Akaleku paramount ruler dismissed the allegation by the Tiv community that he had ordered the ceding of their farmlands to herdsmen.
“I only waded into a land dispute between the Tiv farmers and Fulani herdsmen in my domain,” he insisted.
http://sunnewsonline.com/nasarwa-monarch-cedes-tiv-farmland-to-herdsmen/

U dont want the fulani in benue but u want to be allowed to farm in another man state. how selfish. Very soon tiv will be ask to vacate nassarawa state.

darfay:


Are you TIV and by the thing do you mean konji

Yes I am. My dad said so.

so Fulani's are applying 13th century style of conquest in the 21st century and people are quiet and docile. truly something is wrong with the black man

Ntoor to all the tivs dat gave buhari and still ready to give the vampire dullard dia support

Very soon sarkis farm in oshogbo will be ceded to his fulani lords.