₦airaland Forum

malali:
No sentiments, just tolerance
I am not fulani.
Just a Nigerian.

malali:
The southeast people are the unknown gunmen.
They assassinate people/soldiers randonly
We have not curbed their movement anywhere in Nigeria
They still come to kano, Lagos and Maiduguri freely to ply their trade.

Rebuke:
Rubbish, is cow meat the only meat available in Nigeria?

What happens to goat meat, chicken etc?

Killing farmers to feed their own cows makes yhu happy, huh?
Let everybody take responsibility for their own private business.

malali:
The same way you come from the southeast and open a pharmacy or spare parts shop in Kaduna/kano/katsina and ply your trade and take the profits back to east safely.
Thats the same way the fulani man also plies his only trade all across Nigeria, to feed and raise his family.

malali:

Ranching is not affordable by the average fulani herder.
Herding in Nigeria is getting deeper into the south as climate change is "desertifying" north more.
If humans cannot even feed due to inflationary government policies
Realistically, how do you expect the person that has eaten to afford to feed a cow in a ranch ?

malali:
Potential Impact on Beef Prices
Implementing large-scale ranching could significantly increase the cost of beef due to the high expenses associated with establishing and maintaining ranches.These would make Nigerian cows too expensive for purchase as cows from Niger and other neighboring countries practicing open grazing will be cheaper in the open market.

Suggested Practical Solutions
Designated Grazing Areas: Allocate specific areas for grazing to prevent clashes while allowing pastoralists to continue traditional herding methods.
Conflict Resolution Mechanisms: Establish local committees to mediate disputes between farmers and herders, promoting peaceful coexistence.
Cooperative Farming: Encourage farmers and herders to form cooperatives, sharing resources and knowledge to improve productivity and harmony.
Community-Based Animal Health Services: Provide mobile veterinary services to support herders, reducing the need for long migrations and potential conflicts.
These solutions aim to be cost-effective and fair to both cattle herders and farmers, ensuring sustainable practices and reducing conflicts.

[color=#000000]The Southeast is allowed to ply their trade and open spare parts shop in katsina
The Southwest is holding Aso-rock Office in Abuja
The South-south is FCT Minister in Abuja
Why cant the northern Fulani man feed his cow in the south ?
Lets be tolerant and restructure cattle grazing to accommodate everybody.[/color]

malali:
I actually like goat meat.
But you miss the point.

HBB1:
You are daft!

Unkown gunmen is a problem of the east and the east ia dealing with it.
If it spills anywhere else, then people will revolt.

You lot started Sharia and imposed it on non-muslims.
You destroy beer in the north regularly.
Christians are murdered for frivolous reasons.

You started Boko Haram, Banditry and Fulanin herdsmen crisis.
You can kill youselves if you want-- no problem.
...Lay your bed, lie on it
However, don't bring the madness down south.

The blood of the innocent in the middle-belt and other parts of the south, says enough!

Una think say you dey wise.

Omenlon:
anybody opposing to this bill is a bandit

malali:
Potential Impact on Beef Prices
Implementing large-scale ranching could significantly increase the cost of beef due to the high expenses associated with establishing and maintaining ranches.These would make Nigerian cows too expensive for purchase as cows from Niger and other neighboring countries practicing open grazing will be cheaper in the open market.

Suggested Practical Solutions
Designated Grazing Areas: Allocate specific areas for grazing to prevent clashes while allowing pastoralists to continue traditional herding methods.
Conflict Resolution Mechanisms: Establish local committees to mediate disputes between farmers and herders, promoting peaceful coexistence.
Cooperative Farming: Encourage farmers and herders to form cooperatives, sharing resources and knowledge to improve productivity and harmony.
Community-Based Animal Health Services: Provide mobile veterinary services to support herders, reducing the need for long migrations and potential conflicts.
These solutions aim to be cost-effective and fair to both cattle herders and farmers, ensuring sustainable practices and reducing conflicts.

[color=#000000]The Southeast is allowed to ply their trade and open spare parts shop in katsina
The Southwest is holding Aso-rock Office in Abuja
The South-south is FCT Minister in Abuja
Why cant the northern Fulani man feed his cow in the south ?
Lets be tolerant and restructure cattle grazing to accommodate everybody.[/color]

malali:
Potential Impact on Beef Prices
Implementing large-scale ranching could significantly increase the cost of beef due to the high expenses associated with establishing and maintaining ranches.These would make Nigerian cows too expensive for purchase as cows from Niger and other neighboring countries practicing open grazing will be cheaper in the open market.

Suggested Practical Solutions
Designated Grazing Areas: Allocate specific areas for grazing to prevent clashes while allowing pastoralists to continue traditional herding methods.
Conflict Resolution Mechanisms: Establish local committees to mediate disputes between farmers and herders, promoting peaceful coexistence.
Cooperative Farming: Encourage farmers and herders to form cooperatives, sharing resources and knowledge to improve productivity and harmony.
Community-Based Animal Health Services: Provide mobile veterinary services to support herders, reducing the need for long migrations and potential conflicts.
These solutions aim to be cost-effective and fair to both cattle herders and farmers, ensuring sustainable practices and reducing conflicts.

[color=#000000]The Southeast is allowed to ply their trade and open spare parts shop in katsina
The Southwest is holding Aso-rock Office in Abuja
The South-south is FCT Minister in Abuja
Why cant the northern Fulani man feed his cow in the south ?
Lets be tolerant and restructure cattle grazing to accommodate everybody.[/color]

jericco1:
This is wrong. I believe that they should allow them to roam in other states but it should be under supervision so that it won't disturb public peace. It this bill should go on. It will lead to more hatred because those that own business outside their own states won't feel safe anymore

Blue3k:
They can find a new profession. The new ranchers will comply with the law. They had decades to prepare for this inevitable outcome. Nobody is interested in their sob story. Sir we all have problems let them carry their load without making it societies issue.

The upfront cost of ranching is more expensive, but the profits are higher and cows will be cheaper. Look up the top exporting countries and ask yourself why these herders aren't the top. Lastly we always had the option of importing cheaper beef but Buhari deemed it wise to ban imports.

maziuwa:
you will not see good

malali:

Ranching is not affordable by the average fulani herder.
Herding in Nigeria is getting deeper into the south as climate change is "desertifying" north more.
If humans cannot even feed due to inflationary government policies
Realistically, how do you expect the person that has eaten to afford to feed a cow in a ranch ?

Bitterkola100:
kids.

malali:
I actually like goat meat.
But you miss the point.

malali:
Potential Impact on Beef Prices
Implementing large-scale ranching could significantly increase the cost of beef due to the high expenses associated with establishing and maintaining ranches.These would make Nigerian cows too expensive for purchase as cows from Niger and other neighboring countries practicing open grazing will be cheaper in the open market.

Suggested Practical Solutions
Designated Grazing Areas: Allocate specific areas for grazing to prevent clashes while allowing pastoralists to continue traditional herding methods.
Conflict Resolution Mechanisms: Establish local committees to mediate disputes between farmers and herders, promoting peaceful coexistence.
Cooperative Farming: Encourage farmers and herders to form cooperatives, sharing resources and knowledge to improve productivity and harmony.
Community-Based Animal Health Services: Provide mobile veterinary services to support herders, reducing the need for long migrations and potential conflicts.
These solutions aim to be cost-effective and fair to both cattle herders and farmers, ensuring sustainable practices and reducing conflicts.

[color=#000000]The Southeast is allowed to ply their trade and open spare parts shop in katsina
The Southwest is holding Aso-rock Office in Abuja
The South-south is FCT Minister in Abuja
Why cant the northern Fulani man feed his cow in the south ?
Lets be tolerant and restructure cattle grazing to accommodate everybody.[/color]

malali:
Potential Impact on Beef Prices
Implementing large-scale ranching could significantly increase the cost of beef due to the high expenses associated with establishing and maintaining ranches.These would make Nigerian cows too expensive for purchase as cows from Niger and other neighboring countries practicing open grazing will be cheaper in the open market.You are nothing but a cow dong. Your messiah buhari has gone and this is the time to put you barbarians in your right place. The Hausas are your biggest victims because your cattle business remains a tool for subjugation and you ve used it to subjugate them for years. You destroy their farms and kill them in their numbers and cover and prevent these atrocities against the Hausas from making the news print. You barbarians are immigrants who should go back to where you came from. You ve destroyed this country far too long.

Suggested Practical Solutions
Designated Grazing Areas: Allocate specific areas for grazing to prevent clashes while allowing pastoralists to continue traditional herding methods.
Conflict Resolution Mechanisms: Establish local committees to mediate disputes between farmers and herders, promoting peaceful coexistence.
Cooperative Farming: Encourage farmers and herders to form cooperatives, sharing resources and knowledge to improve productivity and harmony.
Community-Based Animal Health Services: Provide mobile veterinary services to support herders, reducing the need for long migrations and potential conflicts.
These solutions aim to be cost-effective and fair to both cattle herders and farmers, ensuring sustainable practices and reducing conflicts.

[color=#000000]The Southeast is allowed to ply their trade and open spare parts shop in katsina
The Southwest is holding Aso-rock Office in Abuja
The South-south is FCT Minister in Abuja
Why cant the northern Fulani man feed his cow in the south ?
Lets be tolerant and restructure cattle grazing to accommodate everybody.[/color]

malali:
Potential Impact on Beef Prices
Implementing large-scale ranching could significantly increase the cost of beef due to the high expenses associated with establishing and maintaining ranches.These would make Nigerian cows too expensive for purchase as cows from Niger and other neighboring countries practicing open grazing will be cheaper in the open market.

What tax do cows carrying , northerners pay to the government of the south east or south west, but igbos developed anywhere they settled down for business , northerners are greedy when it comes to developing the area where they settled down, instead most of them are trouble makers wanting to kill steal and destroy

Suggested Practical Solutions
Designated Grazing Areas: Allocate specific areas for grazing to prevent clashes while allowing pastoralists to continue traditional herding methods.
Conflict Resolution Mechanisms: Establish local committees to mediate disputes between farmers and herders, promoting peaceful coexistence.
Cooperative Farming: Encourage farmers and herders to form cooperatives, sharing resources and knowledge to improve productivity and harmony.
Community-Based Animal Health Services: Provide mobile veterinary services to support herders, reducing the need for long migrations and potential conflicts.
These solutions aim to be cost-effective and fair to both cattle herders and farmers, ensuring sustainable practices and reducing conflicts.

[color=#000000]The Southeast is allowed to ply their trade and open spare parts shop in katsina
The Southwest is holding Aso-rock Office in Abuja
The South-south is FCT Minister in Abuja
Why cant the northern Fulani man feed his cow in the south ?
Lets be tolerant and restructure cattle grazing to accommodate everybody.[/color]

bixton:
You are one of the reaaons and people why this country should disintegrate into 1000 units.

That part of the North that does not allow alcohol to be sold in its region......What is it called?


If restricting ranching to the native residence and States of those who induldge in it, why do you think it would cause beef to be costly?

Do you not know that it would now open the market for people like me in the South South to start my own cattle business and ranching!!!!




The SS have never complained about the appointment of persons from the Northern part of the country into the Niger Delta Ministry and NDDC from the inception of its formation but you know find fault that a Southerner and a former governor from the Niger Delta region has been made an FCT minister and you speak in such awful manner!!!!
What is the meaning of the FCT?
Even at that all those who were made FCT ministers in past times, how many are truly indigenes of the land?
Not some sand men coming to occupy other peoples land and trying to lay claim!!!!!!


Stop the deception and hypocrisy.

The North through the Nigerian Army have been favoured to rule Nigeria more than any tribe during the era of Heada of State and the rest of the Southern region did not complain.

The North has licneces to oil wells dug in the South and Niger Delta region and none has complained and even in the complain the Southern region have been insulted by those who feel they are bettee breed to rule this nation.

malali:

Unkown gunmen is a problem of the east and the east ia dealing with it.
If it spills anywhere else, then people will revolt.

Its a national problem,as long as Nigerians are killed.
Thank you for calling me daft.

malali:
The same way you come from the southeast and open a pharmacy or spare parts shop in Kaduna/kano/katsina and ply your trade and take the profits back to east safely.
Thats the same way the fulani man also plies his only trade all across Nigeria, to feed and raise his family.

Obaofpigs:
See them...

No need for plenty talk. Go to the SW and bless their lands with beef

In the SE we have substituted with

Pork
Chicken
Turkey
Goats
Ducks
Bush meat
Etc etc rtc

Any of your brothers seen in the bush will DIE.

Just know this ..

malali:
Potential Impact on Beef Prices
[color=#990000][b]Implementing large-scale ranching could significantly increase the cost of beef due to the high expenses associated with establishing and maintaining ranches.These would make Nigerian cows too expensive for purchase as cows from Niger and other neighboring countries practicing open grazing will be cheaper in the open mark


What tax do cows carrying , northerners pay to the government of the south east or south west, but igbos developed anywhere they settled down for business , northerners are greedy when it comes to developing the area where they settled down, instead most of them are trouble makers wanting to kill steal and destroy

tiswell:
wealthiest in ya cave.

KillahPriest:
this is the highest bullshît of an excuse I've seen this year and mind you, I've seen a lot of bullshît. Those Igbo traders you're wailing about föolishly, do they come to your enclaves and collect business shops free of charge or do they pay rent/buy properties ? Continue making excuses like a semi illiterate while the world is moving to greater heights in the 21st century

Ps, I'm tired of telling you mugus that im Ijaw from Bayelsa but it's obvious, arguing with unenlightened souls is a waste of precious time

malali:
Potential Impact on Beef Prices
Implementing large-scale ranching could significantly increase the cost of beef due to the high expenses associated with establishing and maintaining ranches.These would make Nigerian cows too expensive for purchase as cows from Niger and other neighboring countries practicing open grazing will be cheaper in the open market.

Suggested Practical Solutions
Designated Grazing Areas: Allocate specific areas for grazing to prevent clashes while allowing pastoralists to continue traditional herding methods.
Conflict Resolution Mechanisms: Establish local committees to mediate disputes between farmers and herders, promoting peaceful coexistence.
Cooperative Farming: Encourage farmers and herders to form cooperatives, sharing resources and knowledge to improve productivity and harmony.
Community-Based Animal Health Services: Provide mobile veterinary services to support herders, reducing the need for long migrations and potential conflicts.
These solutions aim to be cost-effective and fair to both cattle herders and farmers, ensuring sustainable practices and reducing conflicts.

[color=#000000]The Southeast is allowed to ply their trade and open spare parts shop in katsina
The Southwest is holding Aso-rock Office in Abuja
The South-south is FCT Minister in Abuja
Why cant the northern Fulani man feed his cow in the south ?
Lets be tolerant and restructure cattle grazing to accommodate everybody.[/color]