OfficialAPCNig:

If you like shed blood, no land for fulani terrorists.

I will personally sell family land to Dutch companies. Herdsmen are terrorists.

igbodefendercom:
Who owns the company? When was it formed?
Who are its shareholders? Are they Dutch or Nigerians or Americans? Nigeria wants Ganduje's Falgore mega ranch solution.

The Government should look at if the company is really committed to invest in Nigeria, or will they sell off after just a few years to new owners. If yes, we don't want them. We want serious investors who are ready for business.

We hope they are sincere and come for the good of Nigerians. If yes, welcome

FarahAideed:
Lol this one thinks the problem is actually about grazing and cattles ..first and foremost Buhari will not all anybody compete with his brothers in the unregulated cattle business that pays the Fulanis well just the way it is ...secondly it's never been about grazing but aboutout a Jihad which Fulanis only use proceeds from cattle sales to fund ...

OfficialAPCNig:

We need it in the SE.

We are talking about advanced ranching business, with sophisticated systems and procedures.

Don't forget it a private business, it has nothing to do with Fulani terrorists.

One4me:


I think you are mistaken here!

Do you have the details of the agreement put or to be out in place?
If Dutch farmers want to set up business here and it has nothing to do with Fulani cattle rearers (who by the way have said they are against ranching, that it is not thei culture, bla bla bla), then that should be considered under very strict and specific conditions, especially that the LAND MUST BE LEASED and must never be a SALE!

If you sell it to even the Dutch farmer, he can either become and "Overlord" on the surrounding communities (and if you know the history of the Dutch, they are very terrible conquerors, Europeans know them better, than even South Africans) and since it is an outright sale, you cant do anything about it.

or these Dutch could just be a front for the same Killer Fulani Herdsmen and if you have done an Outright SALE to them, then they will simply hand-over or sell what belongs to them (since it was sold to them), to the Fulanis who set this up from the beginning, with this Buhari 's visit.

But if it were to be a Lease, with terms like it cannot be transfered to a third party and there are term limits to the Lease, you simply rvert to the status-quo ante, once the Lease expires.

I sincerly think thisis just another Buhari-scheme to entrenchand embed his terrorist Fulani Herdsmen into our midst by force or trickery, if force does not work.

cosmatika:
I was banned for 2mnths because I critized Borbriski. Seun has got to tell Nairalanders if he's the bae d she-male always mentions.

While I was away, I noticed that some new BMCs have been recruited. One is a barbecue seller whose biz is no longer yielding gain. The others gavelslam, manibirk and d others, Cosmatika is back. Sarki & Ipobercriminals will testify of my antizombie venom

HazzanTazzan:


Pls use your brain...

How many western countries do you see herding cows and cattles?

Doesn't that imply that they all have cattle ranches to manage their live stocks?

If there were ranches in the first place, would there have been clashes of herdsmen and farmers ?

No one can identify the herdsmen involved in the killings and it's not possible to arrest all herdsmen ... It's also not possible to take their source of livelihood and the country's main source of meat and milk...

The best and only solution is creating cattle ranches but people like you with fish brains will keep shouting like a new born baby who knows nothing about this world

A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress and former Director General of the MKO Abiola Campaign Organisation, Senator Jonathan Zwingina, is worried about the state of the nation and shares his concerns with Bayo Akinloye. Excerpts:

What’s your assessment of President Muhammadu Buhari in the last three years?
First and foremost, I am a member of the APC and I have been working closely with the government in Adamawa State. I am also involved in some aspects of the party at the national level. I was among those that conducted primaries in Abia State. So, I will say that I am favourably disposed to the presidency of Muhammadu Buhari. However, there are some challenges that even those of us in the party are worried about. These challenges have to do with security, for instance, it is number one.

In fact, the security situation in the country has become so bad, and we wonder whether the security chiefs have certainly locked their wits and their intelligence and their training capabilities that the herdsmen scenario has refused to go away. We believe that the president can do more and he should pressurise the security chiefs to do more. This is one challenge I don’t think anybody – including his family – feels that enough has been done. Much more needs to be done. It’s a big daily matter – not even a weekly matter now.

Those of us in the APC are calling on the president, particularly his advisers in the security department, to change the narrative and adopt other methods of resolving the security challenges beyond the level they have reached – that is our hope that we go into this election and ensure that there is a template for resolving the security situation once and for all.

There is a template for resolving other cases so that this country can return to normalcy and peace. A situation where in some communities, especially in some states including my own state of Adamawa, there are daily encounter with violence – uninvited violence. People were sleeping in their homes and then some people – group of people – with AK-47 set their houses on fire and shot those who tried to escape from the inferno – those who didn’t run out got burnt in their homes. This is a new and strange phenomenon.
Therefore, we are throwing this challenge to the government to rejig and change the narrative of how to resolve the security situation even if the attackers are coming from outside of Nigeria. It is the duty of the government to block them and stop them – we cannot shift the blame at all.
No one president alone solves problems. He solves the problems with intelligence chiefs, security chiefs and if they don’t provide the adequate information and they don’t provide him security information – they don’t give him accurate information, not giving the real narrative and change the language to make the situation look less threatening.
For example, you hear there was a clash but what we had really was not a clash. It was an invasion of people sleeping in their homes. I will blame the ring – security ring – around him for that perpetuation of inadequacy.

I think there’s a need for proper intelligence and there is a need for proper recording of what is going on. There is a mixture of so many things. My perspective is that there must be some elements of Boko Haram that have infiltrated the herdsmen’s problem. There must be foreign elements, because what we have seen in communities where attacks have taken place is that the people holding the gun didn’t speak Hausa; didn’t speak Fulfulde and were foreigners but the people showing them (where and who) to attack are neighbours of the people being attacked.

So, there’s a combination. And then, there are people watching with guns and they are in uniform and when you say, ‘Hey, there is an attack going on!’ they will respond say, ‘We have no order to shoot!’ That is what is going on – the security people who are armed are not ordered to shoot; they are practically ineffective in combating this issue. That is why I said the security chiefs and the security architecture need to be rejigged. So, the blame has to go to the man in the field first. The president should rejig the security chiefs.

OfficialAPCNig:

Ok.

But any good way to demonopolize the terrorists' control of the meat market is welcomed by me.

One4me:


It is quite easy, if we are really committed to it.
In the first place, most Nigerians dont eat Cow meat until of recent, we all ate GOATS and SHEEP meat, supplemented with Chicken, Turky and Fish.
Cow meat is the leats tasty and is considered 'cheap meat' for the poor!

So, we can boycott Cow meat if we increase the production of Goat and Sheep meat.
Even the Fulani and Northerners, have you seen them actually consuming Cow Meat the way people do in the South of Nigeria? No!

So, if we want to actually eradicate this menace of Killer HErdsmen of Fulani extraction, each state can decide to SetUp its own Ranches, import Quality Cows from Brazil, Ireland and Argentina (which is where you will find the best beef/Cows) and let their own people run it LOCALLY.


Kano and Kaduna can do it for Fulani herdsmen.
Benue and Plateau can do it for Tivs and their Beroms.
Enugu and Anambra can do it for Alaigbos
Lagos and Ogun can do it for Yorubas.

Or they can just provide the land only, for THEIR OWN PEOPLE and let them invest their own money to set up the Ranches, without pumping Govt money into it.

That way, their wont be movement of Cattle across any land, no open grazing, no damaging of crops, no slaughter or trying to claim other people's land and all other wicked things associated with the killer Fulani Herdsmen and their Patron in Aso Rock.

This problem could have been solved one year ago, if we did not have another kller Fulani Herdsman as our President.
Just tell each state that thinks it wants to set up its own Ranch, to go ahead and those than dont want, to buy from those who want to...

and then track down all killer herdsmen, from wherever they are and wherever they are hiding.
But who-sai, Buahri will never do that becausehe knows the killers are acting on his own instruction and under his security cover

Whatever good Buhari has brought to the table (and there are some), he has negated them by ten folds, with his condoning of these killings of innocent Nigerians, by his terrorist Fulani Herdsmen that he supports and tacitly encourages

adewumiopeyemi:
Nice one..God development for Nigeria..

mazizitonene:
smart companies......from smart countries looking on how to leverage on our policy......and we as usual will jump at it with open hands

ManirBK:
Mr Klaus Struilesma of a company called Cownexxion has indicated the interest of the organization in building cattle ranches in Nigeria.
This was disclosed in a statement by the special adviser media to the president, Femi Adesina ,when President Muhammadu Buhari met with Chief Executive Officers of Dutch companies Monday on the sidelines of his official visit to The Hague, Netherlands.
Over 20 CEOs of Dutch-owned companies were at the round table meeting.
Recall that the federal government is mulling the idea of building cattle ranches in some states as a way of stemming the tide of killings due to the incessant farmers and herders clashes.
Also according to the presidential spokesman, Mr David Suddens of Vlisco said the company would invest on 400 hectares of land for a textile park in Nigeria, while Mr Hein Schumacher of FrieslandCampina described Nigeria as “a most important country to us,” adding that the conglomerate would invest about 11 million euros in a “ready to drink project, using 100% locally sourced milk.”
He also pledged continuous training for dairy farmers, and provision of fortified milk for school pupils.https://leadership.ng/2018/07/16/dutch-company-indicates-interest-in-building-cattle-ranches-in-nigeria/

OfficialAPCNig:

My extended family controls over 14 hectars of land that is very close to two rivers and an access road, I will rather sell to the Dutch for ranching purpose than to lease an inch to Fulani terrorists.

I cannot shout.

How many villages have Oyinbo set up around their businesses aboki?

Shed blood, no ranching land for terrorists. If you need it, go to sambisa.

dasparrow:


Europeans and Americans never come to Africa for the good of the African people. They come for their own selfish gain. If Europeans really want Africans to prosper, they would allow Africans to choose which ethnic groups they would like to share a country with. Europeans and Americans gain from Africa's dysfunction, always pretending to help when they're actually busy laughing behind your backs.

HazzanTazzan:


Pls use your brain...

How many western countries do you see herding cows and cattles?

Doesn't that imply that they all have cattle ranches to manage their live stocks?

If there were ranches in the first place, would there have been clashes of herdsmen and farmers ?

No one can identify the herdsmen involved in the killings and it's not possible to arrest all herdsmen ... It's also not possible to take their source of livelihood and the country's main source of meat and milk...

The best and only solution is creating cattle ranches but people like you with fish brains will keep shouting like a new born baby who knows nothing about this world

ManirBK:
Good development and now Some folks will criticize without facts. Just watch and see....

ManirBK:
Good development and now Some folks will criticize without facts. Just watch and see....

FarahAideed:


Are you tired of pretending you are a Christian already?

ManirBK:
Good development and now Some folks will criticize without facts. Just watch and see....

TalkTalkTwins:
Buhari and cows are

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OfficialAPCNig:

But will the stupid Southern governors do that?

A billion naira from each state is enough to threaten the business of those terrorists.

Empiree:
You think those id!ot want peace?. No they dont. They just want to marginalize Fulani people

Seriously? Marginalise Fulani people?

This guy is on Codeine this early morning.
The same Fulani people that has been responsible for the slaughter of so many villages and humans, including babies still in the womb are the ones that wants Peace, right?


I never knew stuuuupiidiiity was hereditary in speech and thought process.

FarahAideed:
Lol this one thinks the problem is actually about grazing and cattles ..first and foremost Buhari will not all anybody compete with his brothers in the unregulated cattle business that pays the Fulanis well just the way it is ...secondly it's never been about grazing but aboutout a Jihad which Fulanis only use proceeds from cattle sales to fund ...