Oluwamarc:






I have just read the press statement credited to the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr Shehu Malami SAN on the resolution of the Southern Governors Forum to ban open grazing in their respective States. The AGF is quoted to have said that this reasoned decision, among others, is akin to banning all spare parts dealers in the Northern parts of the country and is unconstitutional.

It is most unfortunate that the AGF is unable to distill issues as expected of a Senior Advocate. Nothing can be more disconcerting. This outburst should, ordinarily, not elicit response from reasonable people who know the distinction between a legitimate business that is not in anyway injurious and a certain predilection for anarchy. Clinging to an anachronistic model of animal husbandry, which is evidently injurious to harmonious relationship between the herders and the farmers as well as the local populace, is wicked and arrogant.

Comparing this anachronism, which has led to loss of lives, farmlands and property, and engendered untold hardship on the host communities, with buying and selling of auto parts is not only strange. It, annoyingly, betrays a terrible mindset.

Mr Malami is advised to approach the court to challenge the legality of the Laws of the respective States baning open grazing and decision of the Southern Governor Forum taken in the interest of their people. We shall be most willing to meet him in Court.

The decision to ban open grazing stays. It will be enforced with vigour.

SIGNED

ARAKUNRIN OLUWAROTIMI O AKEREDOLU, SAN
GOVERNOR, ONDO STATE




https://ondoupdate.com/open-grazing-akeredolu-dares-malami/

Siwisheswereesh:
Thank you!

Malami is just a dulllard and a looonatic!!

Did anybody question any northern governor for banning the sale and consumption of alcohol

Darammliveth:
Have already said this before and I will keep saying it, 'The unity of the Southerners is a great threat to the Northerners'. Southerners it is high time we wake up from our slumbering and free ourselves from this captivity of the Fulani's.

Jakumo:
Obviously, the Attorney General of Nigeria, Mr. Malami, obtained his academic credentials through a rigged quota system that rewards antiquated tribal connections over any semblance of intellectual accomplishment in the realm of legal practice.

Mr. Malami's mental insanity is clearly illustrated by his amusing and bizarre claim that Fulani terrorist cattle herdsmen, who now specialize in mass murder, crop destruction, and kidnapping for ransom, are equivalent in his twisted little mind to the legitimate business of selling vehicle spare parts. Perhaps what the semi-literate Attorney General meant to imply with his quaint analogy was that the righteous and long overdue eviction of cattle herding terrorists from southern Nigeria would soon trigger a tit-for-tat retaliatory eviction of Igbo car parts marketers from Northern Nigeria.

If Mr. Malami seeks to evict Igbo spare parts vendors from Nigeria's largely illiterate Islamic northern wasteland, the only effect of such a futile own-goal would be that Igbo entrepreneurs would tactically relocate their businesses to southern Nigeria and thereby abandon northern Nigeria's fundamentalist desert-dwelling hordes to mount camels, donkeys, and goats as their primary modes of transportation or sexual gratification, which would be of little concern to Nigeria's educated southern tribes, in the grand scheme of things.

Oluwamarc:






I have just read the press statement credited to the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr Shehu Malami SAN on the resolution of the Southern Governors Forum to ban open grazing in their respective States. The AGF is quoted to have said that this reasoned decision, among others, is akin to banning all spare parts dealers in the Northern parts of the country and is unconstitutional.

It is most unfortunate that the AGF is unable to distill issues as expected of a Senior Advocate. Nothing can be more disconcerting. This outburst should, ordinarily, not elicit response from reasonable people who know the distinction between a legitimate business that is not in anyway injurious and a certain predilection for anarchy. Clinging to an anachronistic model of animal husbandry, which is evidently injurious to harmonious relationship between the herders and the farmers as well as the local populace, is wicked and arrogant.

Comparing this anachronism, which has led to loss of lives, farmlands and property, and engendered untold hardship on the host communities, with buying and selling of auto parts is not only strange. It, annoyingly, betrays a terrible mindset.

Mr Malami is advised to approach the court to challenge the legality of the Laws of the respective States baning open grazing and decision of the Southern Governor Forum taken in the interest of their people. We shall be most willing to meet him in Court.

The decision to ban open grazing stays. It will be enforced with vigour.

SIGNED

ARAKUNRIN OLUWAROTIMI O AKEREDOLU, SAN
GOVERNOR, ONDO STATE




https://ondoupdate.com/open-grazing-akeredolu-dares-malami/