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How did he know the herdsmen are fulani not Hausa or Yoruba? hmmm

Rebuker:
A man has taken to social media to express his frustration after suspected Fulani herdsmen allegedly destroyed his 20-acre cassava farm in Ijebu Igbo, Ogun State.

He shared his ordeal, saying:

"I arrived at the farm yesterday only to witness the devastation caused by roaming Fulani herdsmen on our 20-acre cassava plantation. Despite investing heavily in chain-link fencing around the perimeter, these intruders still managed to break in overnight, causing massive destruction. Now, I truly understand why the farmer-herdsmen conflict persists in this country."

He further explained that they had just finished harvesting corn from the farm, leaving only the cassava plants to mature. Unfortunately, the herdsmen allegedly invaded the farm overnight and destroyed everything.

Watch the video and share your thoughts in the comments.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QEPIeYpdeo?si=FzGsoTEKFKVMRaXL

How is it possible to uproot yet to mature cassava in a 20 acres cassava farm overnight to feed cows? Initially i did not watch the video until I saw few comments that doubted their was cow herds invasion

PresidObi:
The man is a liar and criminal. That place doesn't look like a cassava farm, looks like an abandoned land.

You're being insensitive in your comment. That's a cassava farm, except that it was not cleared of weeds.

The herdsmen menace is real. I think these are terrorists. The only solution is meeting them with superior violence. Communities should be armed.

ClassicMan202:
And they keep shouting... Go into agriculture..

Imagine investing millions into your farm, only to wake up one morning and everything is destroyed by heardsmen.


And nothing will be done to them



You didn't see the chain link fence that was destroyed? Or does he need build concrete perimeter fence like he is trying to protect the White house?

By the time he uses all the capital to build fence, what will he now use to buy farm implements and inputs?

Exactly what this ancestor wanted to say...

Well, the leaders and elders of any state experiencing these menace are to blame.

The eediotic herders has repeatedly shown they can never live peacefully anywhere yet the elders are not employing ways to thoroughly sack them and prevent any trespass in tgeir territory.

The leaders are ...
All lazy and cowardly wastes if you ask me...

Those who propagate hatred towards the Igbis here in nairaland, my question to you all is why the hatred?
Does Igbos destroy their host communities? Does Igbos dagger their host communities?
So why then is the Igbos the greatest problem in south west?

The TwitterNG man supports APC. When we were lamenting that Buhari empowered his brothers to destroy people's farmlands and investments, we were called wailers and IPOB.

Enjoy what you supported! No pity or sympathy whatsoever! People in Benue and Plateau have suffered worse.

tiswell:
Fake news from Ogun


' where are the cows,or is ogun in southeast?

Very important questions to ask.

Jerrite:
I had a farmland in Oyo, maize and cassava about 5 hectares, the same thing happened to my farm. I arrested the herdsmen, took them to court, trying to get compensation as the whole farm was wrecked, it didn't pan out well, instead, there were major threats to my life, had to relocate from Oyo, all the investment gone. This is something you pray it doesn't happen to you. I can understand the distress of the farmer.

Well well well.

Buhari got a huge support from that part of the country.

I think farmers should start poisoning their crops using a substance that will not harm the crops in those areas where these miserable guys allows their miserable cows to clear acres of farmlands so that in few hours after they have left the area all the cows that ate that farm should just kpai one after the other what nonsense....

Fooolani and Sad Waste are husband and wife.

Abeg allow them have their normal romance.

PresidObi:
The man is a liar and criminal. That place doesn't look like a cassava farm, looks like an abandoned land.

When it is your turn as farmer, you will regret this statement.

iLoveYouToo:
How does he know it’s herdsmen and that they are Fulani?


Overnight o

They always leave Cow hooves prints and cow dung behind

gaskiyamagana:
When it is your turn as farmer, you will regret this statement.

Will the man who made the "where are the cows" statement regret it too?

There is definitely a foreign or international group sponsoring the attacks of farms across the country.
These attacks have been designed to create a food scarcity crisis in the country.
The federal government should see these attacks as an act of war against the general population of Nigeria.

Why are you yourba cowards complaining? The fight is at your door step , fight your slave masters and stop disturbing us here .

Elusive001:
The people who ought bring it to the knowledge of the president are currently obsessed with the Igboman. Till then......

I wonder if this is not to frustrate the hard work of the government to discourage people from going back the farm

PresidObi:
Will the man who made the "where are the cows" statement regret it too?

I am not sure if the man is telling lie and I don't know how you know he is telling lie; but l am too sure that herdsmen and their cattles are serious setback to farming in south west. Farmers who have fell victims of their destruction will hate your comments.

Hoe often does this happen

Rebuker:
A man has taken to social media to express his frustration after suspected Fulani herdsmen allegedly destroyed his 20-acre cassava farm in Ijebu Igbo, Ogun State.

He shared his ordeal, saying:

"I arrived at the farm yesterday only to witness the devastation caused by roaming Fulani herdsmen on our 20-acre cassava plantation. Despite investing heavily in chain-link fencing around the perimeter, these intruders still managed to break in overnight, causing massive destruction. Now, I truly understand why the farmer-herdsmen conflict persists in this country."

He further explained that they had just finished harvesting corn from the farm, leaving only the cassava plants to mature. Unfortunately, the herdsmen allegedly invaded the farm overnight and destroyed everything.

Watch the video and share your thoughts in the comments.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QEPIeYpdeo?si=FzGsoTEKFKVMRaXL

A man has taken to social media to express his frustration after suspected Fulani herdsmen allegedly destroyed his 20-acre cassava farm in Ijebu Igbo, Ogun State.

He shared his ordeal, saying:

"I arrived at the farm yesterday only to witness the devastation caused by roaming Fulani herdsmen on our 20-acre cassava plantation. Despite investing heavily in chain-link fencing around the perimeter, these intruders still managed to break in overnight, causing massive destruction. Now, I truly understand why the farmer-herdsmen conflict persists in this country."

He further explained that they had just finished harvesting corn from the farm, leaving only the cassava plants to mature. Unfortunately, the herdsmen allegedly invaded the farm overnight and destroyed everything.