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Tolexandre:
This is just a mediocre job

luvmijeje:
The Teaching Of Christ : John 8 : 4 - 7



The Teaching Of Paul : Ist Timothy 1 : 8-10



Christ was totally against the law of Moses but Paul promoted it. Christ recognize you can't be a man and not sin but Paul criminalize the act of sinning.

OyigboUpdate:
I hope they are killing us cry will not start?

Ikennamurphy:
And they are still registering the so called herdsmen. That's more like registering killers and kidnappers

The problem just begun

The Southern Nigeria government shouldn't allow them have any free forest reserve all in the name of registration. The problem will escalate and we will be going back and forth. They should be outright ban on open grazing. They should buy land and ranch their cattle just like the poultry and fish farmer buys land for his poultry and fishery respectively.

A word is enough for the wise

Central African Republic troops killed 44 rebel fighters participating in a push to encircle the capital Bangui and overturn newly-reelected President Faustin Archange Touadera, the government said Monday.

Together with “allied forces”, the CAR army launched an offensive in the village of Boyali, around 90 kilometres (56 miles) from the capital, with no casualties on the government side and “44 dead including several mercenaries from Chad, Sudan and the Fulani” ethnic group, the government posted on Facebook.

When the government says “allies”, it is usually referring to Rwandan troops and Russian paramilitaries which have been sent to the conflict-plagued country to reinforce federal troops.


“Government forces are back on the offensive,” government spokesman Ange-Maxime Kazagui told AFP.

He added that troops had captured the village of Boda, 124 kilometres from Bangui, with support from Russian fighters.

The country’s six most powerful armed groups, which control two-thirds of the CAR’s territory in an eight-year conflict, joined forces in December, calling themselves the Coalition of Patriots for Change (CPC).

On December 19, they announced an offensive on Bangui aimed at preventing Touadera’s re-election in December 27’s presidential election.

But the capital was protected by a well-equipped, 12,000-strong force of UN peacekeepers from the MINUSCA mission, as well as CAR troops and the Russian and Rwandan reinforcements.

Monday’s government announcement about the successful attack, which AFP was unable to confirm with independent sources, is the first time authorities have issued such a precise statement about casualties among any forces other than the UN peacekeepers.

The UN has warned of the rebels trying to “strangle” the capital by cutting off the three major roads leading there.

Sammy07:
Well as obtained from the previous thread https://www.nairaland.com/6382623/macban-no-more-night-grazing, that they're willing to accept the rules and regulations of the government.




All I want from our South West governors is to make sure they compulsory ranching (As obtained in the pics below)
If those Fulanis don't have funds to set up, they should go and ask for loans, they should raise funds from their brothers.

They need to sign an agreement form or whatever it's called with legal backing. And The government should make ranching compulsory.

God Bless South West.
God Bless Ile Oodua.