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Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by Nobody: 7:28pm On May 01, 2016
kropotkin11:
The fulanis who are Nigerians just like the rest of us have a constitutional right to unrestricted movement to all parts of the country. The law enforcement agencies also have a duty to provide protection to all Nigerians everywhere
bro last I checked, freedom of movement applies to the Fulani man himself and not his cattle -especially, not in some one's farm. Has the Fulani man's pastoral method of cattle breeding made Nigeria a major exporter of beef like Argentina and co? why can't we ban their pastoral method for ranching?
for crying out loud, the north has enormous landmass why must the encroach on the southern farmers land.
Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by Nobody: 7:53pm On May 01, 2016
spiralwedge:
Your bigotry only makes you read what you like. You are not making sense to me again, because its either you understand what crime means (in all of my comments, with examples) or you just chose to be back and forth unnecessarily.

You can continue having a monologue.
It's obvious you've lost the plot grin grin grin

You failed to draw draw sensible parallel between Fulani herdsmen and hawkers.

You failed on other points as well.

Why would any sane person gloss over destroying others' assets?
Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by Honza27(m):
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Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by glossy6(f): 8:17pm On May 01, 2016
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Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by Nobody:
Southern Nigerians should immediately form militias... then we would tell the Fulani intruders that Southern Nigeria is not meant for savage herdsmen.
Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by Nobody: 8:37pm On May 01, 2016
Freedom of movements applies to humans NOT cattle (animals)!

In USA, UK, and so many developed nations, you cannot just move large numbers of animals anyhow!

kropotkin11:
The fulanis who are Nigerians just like the rest of us have a constitutional right to unrestricted movement to all parts of the country. The law enforcement agencies also have a duty to provide protection to all Nigerians everywhere
Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by omobaekiti: 9:13pm On May 01, 2016
Honza27:
His silence on the herdsmen killings means alot and I think if he has nothing to gain atleast he should have treated this herdsmen issues as he has been doing to Boka Haram or condemned them and caution them

If this issues are not treated as soon as possible dont you think it will result to something dangerous.. maybe war?
yes while I accept that his continued silence is not helping matters but that in itself does not make him complicit in the whole matter. I think the issue of the herdsmen needs urgent attention and its being treated with levity,besides I want to still believe there is more to it than meet the eyes...I believe some power hungry individual/group is behind this and they would rather pull the whole country down if they don't have their wishes done...I would say Karma is a biatch.
Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by Henrichemeka(m): 10:04pm On May 01, 2016
It is also your constitutional right to kill and destroy peoples farmland.
Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by Nobody: 11:49pm On May 01, 2016
Yorubaa are cowards, they put us into this trouble , backstabbers.
Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by Fadahunsi(m): 12:20am On May 02, 2016
Nobody is stopping you free movement.. what we are going to stop is the senseless & destructive movement of their cattle
Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by coolscott(m):
kropotkin11:
The fulanis who are Nigerians just like the rest of us have a constitutional right to unrestricted movement to all parts of the country. The law enforcement agencies also have a duty to provide protection to all Nigerians everywhere
[size=13pt]According to Fashola, the right to move anywhere in Nigeria does not confer on you the right to be a nuisance to others where you choose go to.
In this case, they seem to think it confers on them the right to burn houses, kill and rape women
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Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by coolscott(m): 1:06am On May 02, 2016
ObinnaIzuora:
Here comes another ill-mannered kid. Who are the you guys? So playing politics with the death of your people is cool, you simply have no shame at all.
All he is trying to suggest is that the APC supported a Buhari presidency, which seems to create the fuel for the confidence of these ones to affront everyone else
Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by coolscott(m):
omenka:
When you set emotions aside and think this through and through, you'd see some sense in it.

ALL LANDS in the country belongs to the government according to the Land Use Act and the constitution guarantees freedom of movement.

Nomads move around to graze their cattle, selling some where possible, while other people equally dispersed across every nook and cranny of the country sell clothes, vehicular spare parts and other such commercial activities. I don't see anyone calling for a ban on such activities.

What we should be bothered about is mitigating clashes between herdsmen and their host communities by way of ensuring they don't graze on cultivated fields.
That is the angle I think the government should be looking at working on, perhaps they could ensure noticeable barriers are created so when these herdsmen see them, they know "this is a restricted area" and trespassers would be duly punished.

There are some people inflaming the whole situation just because of the occupant of Aso Rock- taint the Fulanis and you essentially have tainted the president. What better campaign tool would there be for a party known for extreme ethnoreligious politicking, PDP, in 2019 than "Buhari is a Fulani man and his brothers are killers. Look at what they have done. Would you want to have them come back and kill the rest of you??" That is where I think this whole drama is headed.

As usual, I expect a lot of overly emotional kids to do nothing but insult me over my opinion, but hell, it wouldn't change nada.

On the other thread where they did the same, I wondered, the same people who wanted to bury Buhari alive when it was alleged he said "Nigerians are criminals", claiming (and rightly so) NOT ALL Nigerians are (Baba didn't say Nigerians are though but only listed some crimes we engage in abroad which give the country a bad image), are the people crucifying the Northern governors for saying essentially NOT ALL Fulanis are criminals!!

How the heck does one adopt two different opinions on these two (exactly similar) scenarios??
[size=14pt]They have complete freedom of movement but do they have any freedom to kill and rape other people's wives and daughters and burn their houses? If it is the need for grazing of their cattle that causes them to kill people when they visit other people's territories, those people are saying that they are no longer welcome with their cattle.

I think that is clearly understood. Nobody is calling for all meshai's, mayguards, etc to leave the south. We have simply correctly identified the ones that cannot be welcomed here - the cattle rearers.

It is also remarkable that instead of offering any kind of apology for the crimes committed by their kind, they say nobody can stop them.

If this is not some expansionist thing being deliberately done, is the natural response not "we apologise and let us work together to catch/prevent the culprits"?

When there was a bomb blast in Owerri, it was the northern community themselves that came together and said they must acquire for themselves identity cards so that any strange person in their midst would be identified.

About people "inflaming the whole situation" I think it is actually inflaming that you think the reaction of the public is more inflaming than the actual killing, and raping of other people's wives and daughters mindlessly, and it is these kinds of remarks that drain any kind of credibility from the position of any Fulani sympathizer even if their are areas in which they should be sympathized with.[/size]


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Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by Omotonsho(m): 11:54am On May 02, 2016
kropotkin11:
The fulanis who are Nigerians just like the rest of us have a constitutional right to unrestricted movement to all parts of the country. The law enforcement agencies also have a duty to provide protection to all Nigerians everywhere
because it is their right to move around the country, it has also given them right to graze with somebody's livelihood abi? It's like the word Trespass is not in ur Dictionary..
Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by Nobody: 1:13pm On May 02, 2016
TheTransformer:
Freedom of movements applies to humans NOT cattle (animals)!

In USA, UK, and so many developed nations, you cannot just move large numbers of animals anyhow!
Freedom of movement of all persons and their property. Cattle are very valuable property. Do they have a right to trespass on the private property of others? Hell no! But you cant exclude them from going anywhere else with their cattle. That's the law man. The law dosen't care about your emotions or sentiments. It is what it is
Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by Nobody: 8:20pm On May 03, 2016
Ok... let me go and buy lions and leopards and move around with it and see if it still applies (after all felines are also valuable property).... as long as the squabble continues, the law would be adjusted to ban movement of cattle... the law is made for man and NOT man made for the law!

Freedom of movement right... in a time of insecurity, the police (and/or army) take away your freedom of movement by imposing a curfew - another example of how the law always gets modified to suit problems on ground!


kropotkin11:
Freedom of movement of all persons and their property. Cattle are very valuable property. Do they have a right to trespass on the private property of others? Hell no! But you cant exclude them from going anywhere else with their cattle. That's the law man. The law dosen't care about your emotions or sentiments. It is what it is
Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by Nobody: 11:38pm On May 03, 2016
TheTransformer:
Ok... let me go and buy lions and leopards and move around with it and see if it still applies (after all felines are also valuable property).... as long as the squabble continues, the law would be adjusted to ban movement of cattle... the law is made for man and NOT man made for the law!

Freedom of movement right... in a time of insecurity, the police (and/or army) take away your freedom of movement by imposing a curfew - another example of how the law always gets modified to suit problems on ground!
You have a right to move around with your lions, tigers and hyenas and 'graze' on all the free bushmeat you wish, but if any of your 'property' should be directly responsible for harm to another human being, you will pay the price. The Fulani herdsmen on the other hand have the same property rights as you only when his cattle run on a rampage through people's farmlands, its a civil matter of monetary compensation to the victims and unlike yours a criminal one Mr Lion herdsmen grin. But that's not what were talking about right? grin We're talking about criminal herdsmen pillaging villages, burning and killing as they please and the illegal countermeasures you propose to stop them. To you banning them and their property from certain parts of the country is the solution. What you forget is their own political leaders in the north could pass an equally illegal retaliatory law restricting citizens from your own part of the country from exercising their own legitimate rights, and they don't have to give anyone a figs big deal of an explanation other than they just don't like your faces grin. And where do we go from there? You see why there are laws that are not meant to be subject to how you or i feel? It it written and it is very difficult to change. The herdsman cannot be excluded from any part of the country with property except through illegal, violent means with its attendant consequences.
Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by Nobody: 11:51pm On May 03, 2016
ALAYORMII:
All the citizens of Nigeria has freedom of movement but when you start encroaching on others right then you're breaking the law already.


Are their cows citizens of Nigeria too?
They are as much as property to them as the phone or computer you used to type this. Property rights are enshrined in the constitution to be upheld by the state for every citizen, regardless of how you look or smell.
Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by ALAYORMII: 12:50am On May 04, 2016
kropotkin11:
They are as much as property to them as the phone or computer you used to type this. Property rights are enshrined in the constitution to be upheld by the state for every citizen, regardless of how you look or smell.
Just like its ur right to own a sound system but when you use it to constitute nuisance (air pollution) to others then you've encroached on the right of other citizens.
Re: No One Can Stop Us From Grazing In The South — Fulani Herdsmen by Mackson01: 8:19pm On May 23, 2016
Buhari is to be blamed for this rubbish . He should ban cattle grazing. It is archaic to be grazing . Ranching is the way to go. There no way grazing will not cause fight bicos cattle will always tread on farmers crops
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