₦airaland Forum

Someone once asked, wheres the cow.....

The fact that nomadic farming is normal in nigeria just shows how backward we are as a state

After they have done this dastardly act to feed their cow, the cow would still be very expensive with the meat. This people are really cheating Nigerians silly.

Farming is too hard.

Only drug dealers should suffer these types of lose, not legitimate businesses.

Thank Ur God dey didn't kill you

PIPPROF:
They have taken over the SW
Hmm

I don't think so... It's even worse in the East.

Whistling* my FoFo by fat Joe, as i clean and oil both my old and new kala..
Oya bogeyman, burn the Bush..

Malroux:
Where are the cows? Is Evans a herdsman?

Are you sick?

Wetin concern APC politicians and farmers, except it has to do with tribalism?

Talkisneeded:
Where is the go back to farm gang....
This is what you want for me I guess,until we tackled our problems from the root, it's forever going to be a vicious cycle.


I sell herbs tho

Make Fulani no go invade your herb farm o
😂😂😂😂

Where are the cows? Is Evans a herdsman..
Agbadorian over to una.
Nothing go sup, this is a case of master oppressing his slave.

Where are the cows Tinubu once said.

Then he was supporting all the evil that happened under Buhari.

Now his dumb lackeys wanna make us believe that all our problems are due to same Buhari.

Mtscheww

State policing can wait no longer.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU1R3b38o18

Find a way to poison their stupid herds

How ipod was proscribed a terrorist group and these fulanis are not proscribed is just the seventh wonder of the world to me.

why these herdsmen no fit get permanent solution?

Oga, your President is asking "Where are the cows?!!"

Waiting for obidients to ask who he voted for,

All these Your a communities need to rise and take their destiny by themselves, and drive all these evil Fulani marauders out of their rightful territory.
They must because no one will do it for them.
Angels won't come down and do it for them.
God bless ESN in our SE.
They are the reason, murderous herdsmen haven't overrun the SE.

Talkisneeded:
Where is the go back to farm gang....
This is what you want for me I guess,until we tackled our problems from the root, it's forever going to be a vicious cycle.

I no really rate those mofos, most of 'em talk like it's ABC without looking at the intricacies...

smileyoo:
So sad, with all these cries, lamentations of hard working Nigerian farmers because of the heinous activities of these Fulani -herdsmen terrorists, yet APC zombie supporters will still be accusing Nigerians of laziness to go to the farm, as the reason for the prevalent food insecurity in Nigeria, ignoring the harsh realities and the risk the Nigerian farmers had to contend with by going to farm.
who will help this hard working farmer to offset the loan he collected to do this farming project ?
but what is special about these Fulani-herdsmen that the government cannot brutally stop all these their criminal activities in Nigeria ?
we saw how FG crushed ESN vigilantes in the south east, even when they were set up to safeguard the people of the south east , against these same terrorists.

The camp attacked by Nigeria soldiers is not ESN camp.
But the camp of criminals impersonating ESN ( Created by agent of Nigeria government in Finland)



I understand your point shaaa

Where are the id!ots that always shout go and farm ?

Honestly I'm sick of these herdsmen destructive behaviour. Can't they use their eyes and brain at all to know the farm belong to someone? If anyone destroy their cows will they be happy?

All these nonsense must stop or let all Southern farmers use "Ijare mode" by sending thunder bolts to both the herders and the cows the way it happened the other time and since then has anyone heard any herdsmen enter anybody farm in Ijare again? No.

DesChyko:
A Nigerian shared a video of his plantain farm in Ikare Ekiti, which was allegedly overrun by Fulani Herdsmen. In the video, all the plantain trees have been brought down, with no fruits in sight.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_DDLijYiCk?si=TTxBR2B293V5ktlz

Food inflation remains a problem in Nigeria, with a current rate of 36% food inflation year-on-year. With farmers unable to engage in farming, or see the produce of their efforts in harvest season, the situation is unlikely to improve.

With the government unable/unwilling to effectively combat the menace, it remains a persistent problem threatening the Nation's 200 million population.

State Police.! !! !!!
Na mouth all These SW leaders get
The Northern guys know what their foot soldiers are wrecking down here....even the poverty is moving down here while they mine away the minerals and cash out.....
Sunday said....off with em ....eads. !
Until the wars is we are here waiting... come, we are just playing with the banger that will end all Christmas

So that means the hausa or the Fulani's that grow their cows . Don't spend shishi at all. They just go to different random peoples farm's that have food and eat it. That means they don't spend any money on growing their cows s since they eat people's food from random people's farms. It's very sad. And when you confront them, they will kill you. yet they say Go back. to farm, go back to farm' This is the result. Why won't there b inflation/lack of abundance of food etc. d govt doesn't send anybody at all -www.cattylove.com

smileyoo:
So sad, with all these cries, lamentations of hard working Nigerian farmers because of the heinous activities of these Fulani -herdsmen terrorists, yet APC zombie supporters will still be accusing Nigerians of laziness to go to the farm, as the reason for the prevalent food insecurity in Nigeria, ignoring the harsh realities and the risk the Nigerian farmers had to contend with by going to farm.
who will help this hard working farmer to offset the loan he collected to do this farming project ?
but what is special about these Fulani-herdsmen that the government cannot brutally stop all these their criminal activities in Nigeria ?
we saw how FG crushed ESN vigilantes in the south east, even when they were set up to safeguard the people of the south east , against these same terrorists.

What ESN did they crush? Are you not 5tup!d?

DesChyko:
A Nigerian shared a video of his plantain farm in Ikare Ekiti, which was allegedly overrun by Fulani Herdsmen. In the video, all the plantain trees have been brought down, with no fruits in sight.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_DDLijYiCk?si=TTxBR2B293V5ktlz

Food inflation remains a problem in Nigeria, with a current rate of 36% food inflation year-on-year. With farmers unable to engage in farming, or see the produce of their efforts in harvest season, the situation is unlikely to improve.

With the government unable/unwilling to effectively combat the menace, it remains a persistent problem threatening the Nation's 200 million population.

Funny enough this has been THE SAME ISSUE/SITUATION across all farming communities in most parts of Nigeria for some years now ! !

This is a family affair outsiders are not needed

Ok

In Real Sense, Fulani are immigrants

santaclaws:
This is really sad... 2 acres of plantain farm was finished by Fulani cows in Ekiti, simply because they believe they can graze their cows anywhere they like. The suckers he paid for, land he worked hard on for a whole year, all the produce gone like that.

If you can't buy farm lands or hay for your cows, you have no business rearing cattle... Anyone going into farming in Nigeria must equip himself with enough security and cameras cos these people are really destroying lives.

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The Govt can clear lands, build fences and allocate...I think it's a big risk to do open farming...even if cows don't eat it up, people can steal your produce unless you are in the middle of no where...I want to dabble into agriculture but my first plan is to erect a fence and CCTV with security...it's the cost of doing business. One must think of all possibilities and not take these types of risks. It might be Yoruba cattle...we will never know cos our people raise cows and hire fulanis too

DesChyko:
A Nigerian shared a video of his plantain farm in Ikare Ekiti, which was allegedly overrun by Fulani Herdsmen. In the video, all the plantain trees have been brought down, with no fruits in sight.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_DDLijYiCk?si=TTxBR2B293V5ktlz

Food inflation remains a problem in Nigeria, with a current rate of 36% food inflation year-on-year. With farmers unable to engage in farming, or see the produce of their efforts in harvest season, the situation is unlikely to improve.

With the government unable/unwilling to effectively combat the menace, it remains a persistent problem threatening the Nation's 200 million population.