₦airaland Forum

Pavore9:
Personally this is the agitation l want Southern communities to also focus on as the Northerners needs to be constantly reminded that they own majority of the landmass and have no business coming down south for cattle rearing but focus on developing their vast area for their operations.Would love to see when Southerners would break through the stereotyped thinking that diary farming is an exclusive of the North as it is very very feasible to run profitable cattle ranches in the South!

Pavore9:
The Political will is just not there! The size of the North is over 75% of the entire Country's size and the Fulani elites have refused to bring about a change to the nomadic lifestyle of their people when they could easily inculcate the zero-grazing option into their operations. They have the vast land they can grow hay all year round and have their herd fed in stalls. The cows will produce more meat and milk as against when they are being stressed under nomadic practices!

Even Enugu state that is in the focus, in its entirety is not even up in size to some local government areas in Niger state as Enugu state is merely 7,161 km² while Niger state is 76,363 km² and that is not even up to 10%! Who has more resources under good management to accommodate these pastoralists?

Freemanan:
Smh

QuotaSystem:
What's all that gibberish you're typing? Are you mistaken?

The bolded is because everyone knows it's a PDP agenda championed by Odumakin, FFK, Falae and other failed Jonathan boys in the SW.

chukwudi44:
With the amount of laughter icons you have dished out so early this mornin,i am begining to think you took overdose of your regular igbo this morning

Pavore9:
So what is your own proffered solution?

QuotaSystem:
Something concrete must be done about these criminal herdsmen. If the deadly Oyo ritualists of Soka Forest could be contained and brought under control, then containing the activities of ordinary cattle herders in a foreign land should not be a problem.

egift:
Gbam! They are panicking because their case is dead on arrival. Clownish TANoids always on the wrong side of dignity.

Pavore9:
Government has failed on its constitutional responsibility to secure the people, Communities where these herdsmen are proving to be a menace should have armed vigilante groups because those herdsmen are equally armed and that is what is giving them the sense of invincibility and impunity to do as they like. I have had personal run-ins with them while in Nike, Enugu State and know first hand that civility do not work with them!

aresa:
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[s]Speak English...

egift:
Go to court if you know better than the Nigeria Judges and stop flaring up at the slightest impact

aresa:
Wetin be ya biafra business. With Nigeria?

Emeka. Abeg go carry demonstration poster with fellow miscrebt jare...

Freemanan:
Please answer it for them..... You are just deceiving yourselves daily on NL with all these gibberish while the real thing go on and your opinions are not even considered... Smh...

Do something with your intelligence... There is more to life than all these... Please nau!

Freemanan:
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[s]THIS IS NOT AN APPEAL COURT... THIS IS NAIRALAND... IF YOU FEEL YOU KNOW THE LAW AND ITS INTRICACIES BETTER THAN THE JUDGES, THEN HEAD TO ABUJA[/s]....

egift:
Firefire, are you aware that in a case of Re-Run, PDP will not participate? Their candidate is invalid and the time of Primaries is long past.

egift:
[s]As I said before, beating about the bush is not an exercise a reasonable person engage in. So ask reasonable question if you need my attention of keep wondering around the forest with silly questions[/s].

Pavore9:
The community need not wait on any Government because Government at all levels have always given the impression they intend doing nothing to curb the menace.

QuotaSystem:
Go and look for proof; cold, hard, admissible facts that the Benue primaries did not hold and present as evidence to the tribunal.

Anything else is just a celebration of your lawyers legal incompetence and APC's growth from strength to strength.

egift:
Is it that you do not understand a simple matter here or you are just crafted for a wrong path? The Bible already has a complete copy of the Book of Lamentations. These extra Chapters of Lamentation you are ignorantly adding is totally uncalled for.

As for Division, we already know those miscreants calling for division, and they have nothing to do with APC .

egift:
Someone just gave you a free tips to remedy your health from chronic "perfect hatred" on others, I recommend you take it.

QuotaSystem:
[/quote][quote author=TonyeBarcanista post=39807853]It is very clear that the Benue state tribunal was BIAS in its ruling.

1. There was NO Governorship primary of the APC that was held on or before December 11, 2014. All they had was an arrangement inside the parlour of George Akume which other candidates REJECTED. See the Nation's report...
"Chief Ortom emerged after other governorship aspirants stepped down for him at the end of a close door meeting brokered by the senate minority leader, Senator George Akume, in Makurdi."
www.thenationonlineng.net/benue-apc-settles-ortom-governorship-candidate/

2. In fact, other FIVE aspirants rejected the arrangement.http://www.leadership.ng/news/394871/benue-apc-primaries-5-guber-aspirants-reject-ortom

3. No delegate was present nor participated in the sham as required by section 78(b)(I) of the Electoral Act. For the record...

Section 78 (b) (1)(2) of the Electoral Act states: In the case of nomination to the position of Governorship candidate, a political party shall where they intend to sponsor candidates:

(i) hold special congress in each of the Local Government Areas of the States with delegates voting for each of the aspirants at the congress to be held in designated centres on specified dates.

(ii) the aspirant with the highest number of vote at the end of the voting shall be declared the winner of the primaries of the party and aspirant’s name shall be forwarded to the commission as the candidate of the party, for the particular state.

4. No INEC official monitored the primary election/f®audulent arrangement by APC. This contravenes section 85 of the Constitution

This issue was RAISED by PDP candidate but INEC working with APC was silent on it.

6. The tribunal Judge failed to look at the merit of the argument but dwelt on technicalities. It ask the PDP to prove that there was NO primary election. But in the Taraba case no such was demanded.

7. Both cases are of similar magnetude. While INEC was quick to point out that they never monitored any Taraba PDP primary election, they kept quiet in the case of Benue.


We shall not relent in our drive to reclaim our stolen mandate in Benue and Taraba states. The Judiciary terrorism by APC, Buhari and corrupt judges shall be resisted. This is pure Judicial Terrorism perpetrated by the unholy group called APC.

YoruBanger:
All I'll say to you as a fellow omo kaaro'o jire is that life is too short for anyone to spend it harboring 'perfect hatred' towards politicians, as they all have similar tendencies at the end of the day, irrespective of party affiliation. Taking politics too personal can be extremely dangerous, especially to one's health.