PDP, others kick as Buhari dismisses state police, insists on grazing routes.

The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), on Wednesday restated his opposition to state police, saying it was not an option for addressing insecurity in the country.

The President also insisted that the establishment of grazing routes would solve the problem of farmers, herders’ clashes in the country.

Buhari, who said these during an interview with Channels Television, also dismissed Igbo leaders’ plea for the release of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra’s leader, Nnamdi Kanu.

But the interview attracted various reactions with the Peoples Democratic Party and Afenifere faulting the President’s position on state police and grazing routes.

Ohanaeze plans meeting, President dismisses plea for Nnamdi Kanu’s release
Ohanaeze on its part insisted on a political solution to Kanu’s issue.

Igbo leaders under the aegis of Highly Respected Igbo Greats had appealed to Buhari to ensure the release of Kanu.

However, the President dismissed their plea, saying he would not interfere with the judiciary.

Buhari only want to use that grazing route to gain sympathy from the northerners because he knows that he has already fail the northerners. So he is only looking for what he will use to deceive those poor northerners.

Jostoman:
Buhari only want to use that grazing route to gain sympathy from the northerners because he knows that he has already fail the northerners. So he is only looking for what he will use to deceive those poor northerners.

There won't be any grazing route, he has spent 7yrs and couldn't achieve it

We have lost opposition in this country.

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crispus09:
We have lost opposition in this country.

Condenm d failure we have in Aso rock and leave opposition alone.....What else can dey do under d current circumstances??

PDP has been kicking since 2015 what are your members doing in the national assembly