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Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by oatzeal(op): 9:42am On Aug 31, 2016

DonCortino:
Are the herdsmen carrying guns? Cos that's what d bill emphasises on.

define the term :ANTI GRAZING

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Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by profoejr(m): 9:44am On Aug 31, 2016

searchiing4love:
In my opinion, Fayose was wrong to enact such laws in the first place. The fulanis have the right to live and work in ekiti just like every other Nigerian. Why ban their business of cattle rearing when they have no other means? Why criminalize the fulanis as if all fulanis are killers? There are bad eggs amongst every tribe, why do we make it look like violence is exclusive to northerners only. The people we should frown at are cattle rustlers who steals cattle from fulanis and use them as disguise for their evil deeds. The fulanis are peaceful people who go about their business in peace and we all know they control their herds of cattle with mere sticks. Even though we call them primitive, how many southerner can rear cattle for national consumption like the fulanis? Without them how do we see beef to consume? The rustlers are armed terrorist escaping from the north east to the south. What fayose should have done is to forbid any herdsmen from moving around with weapons, not banning cattle rearing completely. If all states cooperated with the FG on creation of grazing reserves throughout the country, there will not be a single cattle left on the streets looking for grass. Instead we chastised president Buhari's brilliant policy in the name of islamization. The ripple effects are the incessant attacks by the rustlers. The grazing bill remains the best and safest option. Not unnecessary bans

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by Nobody: 9:45am On Aug 31, 2016

searchiing4love:
In my opinion, Fayose was wrong to enact such laws in the first place. The fulanis have the right to live and work in ekiti just like every other Nigerian. Why ban their business of cattle rearing when they have no other means? Why criminalize the fulanis as if all fulanis are killers? There are bad eggs amongst every tribe, why do we make it look like violence is exclusive to northerners only. The people we should frown at are cattle rustlers who steals cattle from fulanis and use them as disguise for their evil deeds. The fulanis are peaceful people who go about their business in peace and we all know they control their herds of cattle with mere sticks. Even though we call them primitive, how many southerner can rear cattle for national consumption like the fulanis? Without them how do we see beef to consume? The rustlers are armed terrorist escaping from the north east to the south. What fayose should have done is to forbid any herdsmen from moving around with weapons, not banning cattle rearing completely. If all states cooperated with the FG on creation of grazing reserves throughout the country, there will not be a single cattle left on the streets looking for grass. Instead we chastised president Buhari's brilliant policy in the name of islamization. The ripple effects are the incessant attacks by the rustlers. The grazing bill remains the best and safest option. Not unnecessary bans

You are very clueless. If you prefer to put a serpent in your bosom and think it will not bite you, we don't. You obviously have no idea of the Fulani culture. How will you tell a cow: hey eat only the grazing field, when we are crossing states don't eat anything ooo. See you don't even deserve my explanation sef

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Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by anonimi: 9:45am On Aug 31, 2016

searchiing4love:
In my opinion, Fayose was wrong to enact such laws in the first place. The fulanis have the right to live and work in ekiti just like every other Nigerian. Why ban their business of cattle rearing when they have no other means? Why criminalize the fulanis as if all fulanis are killers? There are bad eggs amongst every tribe, why do we make it look like violence is exclusive to northerners only. The people we should frown at are cattle rustlers who steals cattle from fulanis and use them as disguise for their evil deeds. The fulanis are peaceful people who go about their business in peace and we all know they control their herds of cattle with mere sticks. Even though we call them primitive, how many southerner can rear cattle for national consumption like the fulanis? Without them how do we see beef to consume? The rustlers are armed terrorist escaping from the north east to the south. What fayose should have done is to forbid any herdsmen from moving around with weapons, not banning cattle rearing completely. If all states cooperated with the FG on creation of grazing reserves throughout the country, there will not be a single cattle left on the streets looking for grass. Instead we chastised president Buhari's brilliant policy in the name of islamization. The ripple effects are the incessant attacks by the rustlers. The grazing bill remains the best and safest option. Not unnecessary bans

Did he ban grazing or he said they must PAY for grazing just the same way we pay them for the meat from their cows, not so huh

Why are we so lawless people?
Why should you and others encourage cows to roam in cities anyhow and destroy people's farms without compensation?
Rather than compensate the farmers they even kill them and our president says NOTHING?

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Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by profoejr(m): 9:47am On Aug 31, 2016

Rewview your comment, why are they killing innocent people? Come to some LGA like Agatu, Apa in Benue State and make this partial comment

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by chimaobinelson(m): 9:47am On Aug 31, 2016

searchiing4love:
In my opinion, Fayose was wrong to enact such laws in the first place. The fulanis have the right to live and work in ekiti just like every other Nigerian. Why ban their business of cattle rearing when they have no other means? Why criminalize the fulanis as if all fulanis are killers? There are bad eggs amongst every tribe, why do we make it look like violence is exclusive to northerners only. The people we should frown at are cattle rustlers who steals cattle from fulanis and use them as disguise for their evil deeds. The fulanis are peaceful people who go about their business in peace and we all know they control their herds of cattle with mere sticks. Even though we call them primitive, how many southerner can rear cattle for national consumption like the fulanis? Without them how do we see beef to consume? The rustlers are armed terrorist escaping from the north east to the south. What fayose should have done is to forbid any herdsmen from moving around with weapons, not banning cattle rearing completely. If all states cooperated with the FG on creation of grazing reserves throughout the country, there will not be a single cattle left on the streets looking for grass. Instead we chastised president Buhari's brilliant policy in the name of islamization. The ripple effects are the incessant attacks by the rustlers. The grazing bill remains the best and safest option. Not unnecessary bans

i can understand your point,but if an average illiterate herdman isnt informed enough to know d current trend in a state,what about their rich bosses that sent dem ,arent dey aware too This whole senario is a clear indication of one daring the Government,which You as a well meaning knowledgable person refused to see
Besides,ignorance of the law, isnt an excuse in the court of law.
u talked about "national meat production",the last time i checked,cattle farming is an individual business just like,birds,bee, fish etc farming,anyone,i mean any business dat endanger life of citizen, a sensitiv Govt shud control it by any possible means. have a gudday

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by Kdon2: 9:48am On Aug 31, 2016

oatzeal:
Herdsmen Anti - Grazing Bill : Fayose is just noise maker, Cattle spotted on the street of Ado Ekiti Today,

That s the signboard of Fabian Hotel, beside poly satellite campus, NTA - House of Assembly Road , Ado Ekiti

WATCH THE VIDEO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sC6MBBCi4VU

This one na last year video abeg! Get a life pls.

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Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by Smooth278(m): 9:50am On Aug 31, 2016

aribisala0:
That is not what I asked you . YOU said UNFETTERED . YOUR words!! Freedom and UNFETTERED freedom are very different concepts. If you make an argument be prepared to back up. This has absolutely nothing to do with detesting. If any activity can cause social problems government has the right to REGULATE. People have a right to drive if they get a licence. It is not an unfettered right. People have a right to drive if they obey traffic regulations.

The same applies to movement there is freedom of movement

but it is not unfettered. Government has a right to regulate it.
People have a right to sell food but in some cases government says you must get NAFDAC approval. SO regulation is everywhere
The funny thing here is we are not talking about people we are talking about animals. government has the power to regulate how animals are transported. too . Regulation is the fundamental power of government to FETTER rights. The real issue is whether the fetters comply with the constitution. An entirely different argument. But your fundamental assertion of UNFETTERED rights is bunkum

You are the one that started speaking oyinbo and at the first challenge you resort to bluff and bluster.

No rights are unfettered because all rights conflict with other rights and governance is about balance.Yes you have the right to swing your arms but that right stops at my nose. It is not unfettered
Once again I ask where do you get this claim that ONLY FEDERAL legislation can change it. You made the claim.Where is your evidence
Whether it is possible or not again is a different argument from the argument of constitution and rights that you started with so choose one argument and stick to it

Erudite!!!

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by DonCortino: 9:50am On Aug 31, 2016

modath:
Fayose is all fluff no stuff, he grandstands even with no legal leg to stand on... Even if someone does , the constitution of Nigeria trumps any state law which he is only pushing to bait the Fulani man in power & Fayose knows it but is banking on the fact that majority of his followers are not very intelligent so won't delve deep.

The constitution gives EVERYONE unfettered access to any part of the country, it's not right but it's the LAW..

I personally detest the unwholesome, unsanitary and unprogressive mode of wakaing with maalu, but i know it can only be stopped by federal legislation....

So the EVERYONE includes cows abi? Well done o! mr constitution interpreter.

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Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by DabuIIIT: 9:52am On Aug 31, 2016

egift:
When kpomo and beaf starts getting scarce in Ekiti State, they will beg that the whole state be turnes to a grazing land.

Instead of Fayose to establish a large modern Ranch in Ekiti and show how it is done, he is busy mocking his state.

see mental talk!

Nø be ua 4th,u just com frm bns land..lols

rule of law must stand in ekiti.

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Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by enomakos(m): 9:57am On Aug 31, 2016

ismaog4u:
its kangaroo law .. it cant stand .. why ... if Fulani headsmen relocate from ekiti to neighboring state .. the pple of ekiti will suffer It

must you eat beef?turkey no de,goat no de?chicken no de?pig no de?dog meat no de?

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by symbianDON(m): 9:59am On Aug 31, 2016

it's very ridiculous that people think it is the same fulanis who move around with cows who are the ones killing people up and down....they are not!!! the criminals ones amongst them are not the herdsmen.

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by kayodekomo2015: 10:03am On Aug 31, 2016

Fayose is only trying to be heard by all means.He needs a state police to enforce this law.Fortunately there is no state police for him to use anyhow.The police unfortunately for him is controlled by the federal government.WE are not deceived or fooled by him.He should please return the money he seized on the poultry faked establishment in Ekiti.

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by Jobos(m): 10:09am On Aug 31, 2016

searchiing4love:
In my opinion, Fayose was wrong to enact such laws in the first place. The fulanis have the right to live and work in ekiti just like every other Nigerian. Why ban their business of cattle rearing when they have no other means? Why criminalize the fulanis as if all fulanis are killers? There are bad eggs amongst every tribe, why do we make it look like violence is exclusive to northerners only. The people we should frown at are cattle rustlers who steals cattle from fulanis and use them as disguise for their evil deeds. The fulanis are peaceful people who go about their business in peace and we all know they control their herds of cattle with mere sticks. Even though we call them primitive, how many southerner can rear cattle for national consumption like the fulanis? Without them how do we see beef to consume? The rustlers are armed terrorist escaping from the north east to the south. What fayose should have done is to forbid any herdsmen from moving around with weapons, not banning cattle rearing completely. If all states cooperated with the FG on creation of grazing reserves throughout the country, there will not be a single cattle left on the streets looking for grass. Instead we chastised president Buhari's brilliant policy in the name of islamization. The ripple effects are the incessant attacks by the rustlers. The grazing bill remains the best and safest option. Not unnecessary bans

Why not read the Bill before commenting.
You comment will course uproar abd coas between people that act withoutk knowledge.
The bill did not stop fulani from rearing cattle but stop provision of grassing land and use of gun by fulani.

Pleasr read it.

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by HMZi: 10:23am On Aug 31, 2016

[quote author=searchiing4love post=48941419][i][size=11pt]In my opinion, Fayose was wrong to enact such laws in the first place. The fulanis have the right to live and work in ekiti just like every other Nigerian. Why ban their business of cattle rearing when they have no other means? Why criminalize the fulanis as if all fulanis are killers? There are bad eggs amongst every tribe, why do we make it look like violence is exclusive to northerners only. The people we should frown at are cattle rustlers who steals cattle from fulanis and use them as disguise for their evil deeds. The fulanis are peaceful people who go about their business in peace and we all know they control their herds of cattle with mere sticks. Even though we call them primitive, how many southerner can rear cattle for national...

..I like your tok wela..but as my agatu/tiv pipo don perish 4 fulani hand in grt numbers,i don't wanna any goddamn cows/herdmen roaming abt residential/commercial areas,wanna rear cows?Get a ranch..

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by Nobody: 10:25am On Aug 31, 2016*

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Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by Jay542(m): 10:39am On Aug 31, 2016

DonCrust:
Another APC member

How many times have you had an encounter with the fulanis? Okay let's say you buy kindirimu from their women, have you gone close to the male especially when their cows are grazing? Stop fooling yourself. Buhari is an Islamist and a dictator...simple

Don't Conclude. It's just common sense. Not all of them are bad. Afterall there's freedom of grazing. Government said if you see any herdsman with automatic weapons, you report to the nearest police. It's not hard.

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by HMZi: 10:45am On Aug 31, 2016

profoejr:
Rewview your comment, why are they killing innocent people? Come to some LGA like Agatu, Apa in Benue State and make this partial comment

my broda,nobody keeps a snake in his ous and expects not to be bitten..na so around 2am 4 my str in makurdi,abt 300 cows wake e'r1 up,c fear na..its unfair..

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by Ikedonn(m): 10:46am On Aug 31, 2016

This video looks old I think this video was before the law was past

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by NemzySeries(m): 10:47am On Aug 31, 2016*

searchiing4love:
In my opinion, Fayose was wrong to enact such laws in the first place. The fulanis have the right to live and work in ekiti just like every other Nigerian. Why ban their business of cattle rearing when they have no other means? Why criminalize the fulanis as if all fulanis are killers? There are bad eggs amongst every tribe, why do we make it look like violence is exclusive to northerners only. The people we should frown at are cattle rustlers who steals cattle from fulanis and use them as disguise for their evil deeds. The fulanis are peaceful people who go about their business in peace and we all know they control their herds of cattle with mere sticks. Even though we call them primitive, how many southerner can rear cattle for national consumption like the fulanis? Without them how do we see beef to consume? The rustlers are armed terrorist escaping from the north east to the south. What fayose should have done is to forbid any herdsmen from moving around with weapons, not banning cattle rearing completely. If all states cooperated with the FG on creation of grazing reserves throughout the country, there will not be a single cattle left on the streets looking for grass. Instead we chastised president Buhari's brilliant policy in the name of islamization. The ripple effects are the incessant attacks by the rustlers. The grazing bill remains the best and safest option. Not unnecessary bans

u av no idea of wat u jst typed.....u see fulani herdsmens as illiterate & therefore underestimate deir capabilities abi....go to places like Enugu,Benue, edo,Nasarawa, kaduna, niger, kogi & see wat D're doing to pple....dey flood pple's farm wit deir cattles & if u dare say a word, complain or confront dem u, ur children & every orda person living arnd dat community wud av to pay wit ur blood. Even in dis era of hardship pple shd die of hunger while herdsmen fatten deir stocks wit pple's farm struggle abi? .....u av to wear d shoes of dos affected den u'll kw wat dis country is suffering in d hands of herdsmen bkos I'm sure u wunt allow any man chance or challenge u in ur own fada's hauz.....i strongly support fayose & advice all governors in d south-east, south-west & south-south to do same since buhari is unwilling to do d needful

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Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by HMZi: 10:54am On Aug 31, 2016

symbianDON:
it's very ridiculous that people think it is the same fulanis who move around with cows who are the ones killing people up and down....they are not!!! the criminals ones amongst them are not the herdsmen.

if u 4 dey live 4 agatu na diff opinion u 4 get.

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by Cuche: 10:56am On Aug 31, 2016

With this law farmlands and agro-settlements will be free of the cantankerous race
To make it biting and ensure total compliance, law should have included clauses like: 1. Phone numbers of Police divisions to be contacted once a Fulani and his cows migrate around farmlands 2. Failure of enforcement officers to respond within 10-15 minutes is punishable by 6 months imprisonment 3. Sentiments expressed by Hausa-Fulani Police officers in hounding the defaulters is also punishable by huge fines.

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by DonCortino: 10:59am On Aug 31, 2016

oatzeal:
define the term :ANTI GRAZING

Is it normal for cows to be grazing in front of state assembly?

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by okeybarca: 11:02am On Aug 31, 2016

searchiing4love:
In my opinion, Fayose was wrong to enact such laws in the first place. The fulanis have the right to live and work in ekiti just like every other Nigerian. Why ban their business of cattle rearing when they have no other means? Why criminalize the fulanis as if all fulanis are killers? There are bad eggs amongst every tribe, why do we make it look like violence is exclusive to northerners only. The people we should frown at are cattle rustlers who steals cattle from fulanis and use them as disguise for their evil deeds. The fulanis are peaceful people who go about their business in peace and we all know they control their herds of cattle with mere sticks. Even though we call them primitive, how many southerner can rear cattle for national consumption like the fulanis? Without them how do we see beef to consume? The rustlers are armed terrorist escaping from the north east to the south. What fayose should have done is to forbid any herdsmen from moving around with weapons, not banning cattle rearing completely. If all states cooperated with the FG on creation of grazing reserves throughout the country, there will not be a single cattle left on the streets looking for grass. Instead we chastised president Buhari's brilliant policy in the name of islamization. The ripple effects are the incessant attacks by the rustlers. The grazing bill remains the best and safest option. Not unnecessary bans

You are a fool.I thought u hv sense.only to discover that u are from hell.that's all I hv for .u must be an aboki from daura

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Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by Deen77: 11:13am On Aug 31, 2016

searchiing4love:
In my opinion, Fayose was wrong to enact such laws in the first place. The fulanis have the right to live and work in ekiti just like every other Nigerian. Why ban their business of cattle rearing when they have no other means? Why criminalize the fulanis as if all fulanis are killers? There are bad eggs amongst every tribe, why do we make it look like violence is exclusive to northerners only. The people we should frown at are cattle rustlers who steals cattle from fulanis and use them as disguise for their evil deeds. The fulanis are peaceful people who go about their business in peace and we all know they control their herds of cattle with mere sticks. Even though we call them primitive, how many southerner can rear cattle for national consumption like the fulanis? Without them how do we see beef to consume? The rustlers are armed terrorist escaping from the north east to the south. What fayose should have done is to forbid any herdsmen from moving around with weapons, not banning cattle rearing completely. If all states cooperated with the FG on creation of grazing reserves throughout the country, there will not be a single cattle left on the streets looking for grass. Instead we chastised president Buhari's brilliant policy in the name of islamization. The ripple effects are the incessant attacks by the rustlers. The grazing bill remains the best and safest option. Not unnecessary bans

If Yoruba kill Yoruba is normal, Ibo kill Ibo normal too or Hausa kill an Hausa man no problem but let Yoruba kill Ibo or Ibo kill Hausa or Hausa man kill a Yoruba man. Or Muslim kill a Christian or Christian kill a Muslim. Our journalist will write write write.

Tribe and religion is our problem.

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by PaulIdu: 11:13am On Aug 31, 2016

searchiing4love:
In my opinion, Fayose was wrong to enact such laws in the first place. The fulanis have the right to live and work in ekiti just like every other Nigerian. Why ban their business of cattle rearing when they have no other means? Why criminalize the fulanis as if all fulanis are killers? There are bad eggs amongst every tribe, why do we make it look like violence is exclusive to northerners only. The people we should frown at are cattle rustlers who steals cattle from fulanis and use them as disguise for their evil deeds. The fulanis are peaceful people who go about their business in peace and we all know they control their herds of cattle with mere sticks. Even though we call them primitive, how many southerner can rear cattle for national consumption like the fulanis? Without them how do we see beef to consume? The rustlers are armed terrorist escaping from the north east to the south. What fayose should have done is to forbid any herdsmen from moving around with weapons, not banning cattle rearing completely. If all states cooperated with the FG on creation of grazing reserves throughout the country, there will not be a single cattle left on the streets looking for grass. Instead we chastised president Buhari's brilliant policy in the name of islamization. The ripple effects are the incessant attacks by the rustlers. The grazing bill remains the best and safest option. Not unnecessary bans

Its either you are Fulani man or just a very naive character

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by Dinobi77: 11:13am On Aug 31, 2016

U only snapped them, did u follow it up to knw what happened to them afterwards? He just signed bill few days ago, so dont expect full compliance now. A state in France banned muslim women frm wearing a particular outfit to the beaches, some re still going against the law. Biko, have a better thing to say.

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by AnanseK(m): 11:19am On Aug 31, 2016

Calling Fayose's bluff.

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by Cityguy: 11:20am On Aug 31, 2016

aribisala0:
Please show where the constitution gives UNFETTERED access to ANY part of the country.

Chapter and verse please.
Also what is the basis for it " can only be stopped by FEDERAL legislation" Where do you get that from?

How is it different from legislation banning okadas in Lagos which by the way was unsuccessfully challenged. Do not okada riders have unfettered access?

Thank you. Help ask him germaine questions. If as a Nigerian I have unfettered access to anywhere in Nigeria, does it mean I can do any business anywhere? I can be anywhere is different from doing any business anywhere. Why is it that o can open a beer parlor in Lagos but would not be allowed same freedom in Sokoto or Zamfara? At least beer is a licit substance, a legit business just like the cattle rearing. If those northern states can enact laws restricting my business freedom in their domain, nothing should stop Fayose from replicating same with aim of protecting his people in his domain. Qed

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by Image123(m): 11:20am On Aug 31, 2016

modath:
Fayose is all fluff no stuff, he grandstands even with no legal leg to stand on... Even if someone does , the constitution of Nigeria trumps any state law which he is only pushing to bait the Fulani man in power & Fayose knows it but is banking on the fact that majority of his followers are not very intelligent so won't delve deep.

The constitution gives EVERYONE unfettered access to any part of the country, it's not right but it's the LAW..

I personally detest the unwholesome, unsanitary and unprogressive mode of wakaing with maalu, but i know it can only be stopped by federal legislation....

The Ekiti grazing law is not like you think it. It is applicable after curfew time. What they did is to give time for grazing 7am to 6pm. It is those caught after that time that it affects. And herdmen with guns.

cc; oatzeal, aresa, egift, OrlandoOwoh etc

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by Alexgeneration(m): 11:21am On Aug 31, 2016

searchiing4love:
In my opinion, Fayose was wrong to enact such laws in the first place. The fulanis have the right to live and work in ekiti just like every other Nigerian. Why ban their business of cattle rearing when they have no other means? Why criminalize the fulanis as if all fulanis are killers? There are bad eggs amongst every tribe, why do we make it look like violence is exclusive to northerners only. The people we should frown at are cattle rustlers who steals cattle from fulanis and use them as disguise for their evil deeds. The fulanis are peaceful people who go about their business in peace and we all know they control their herds of cattle with mere sticks. Even though we call them primitive, how many southerner can rear cattle for national consumption like the fulanis? Without them how do we see beef to consume? The rustlers are armed terrorist escaping from the north east to the south. What fayose should have done is to forbid any herdsmen from moving around with weapons, not banning cattle rearing completely. If all states cooperated with the FG on creation of grazing reserves throughout the country, there will not be a single cattle left on the streets looking for grass. Instead we chastised president Buhari's brilliant policy in the name of islamization. The ripple effects are the incessant attacks by the rustlers. The grazing bill remains the best and safest option. Not unnecessary bans

Please before you go sentimental on the new law,answe these questions.
1.Does the law ban the herdsmen from doing their business or does it demand them to get a business place for themselves (ranch) just as other Nigerians.Eg Banks,Schools,Cyber cafe etc.
2.In developed climes where we copy most of our policies from,do we have cattles roaming the streets?
3.Does the law ban the movement of herdsmen or the movement of cattle?

Re: Cattle Spotted On The Street Of Ado-Ekiti Despite Fayose's Anti-Grazing Bill by ephi123(f): 11:22am On Aug 31, 2016

Adiola:
I have been following your cHat on this forum for some time and I have my doubt if you are a girl even a mother ,we all advocate to make nigeria look like weStern europe ,the USa and other advance nations but we don't want to act or reason like Them ....because its the person of fayose and not ambode or any apc governor you had to sell your conscience to spill this trash, indirectly suporting the movement of cows and intelligently slipping Federal legislation so that some dumb ones won't see your antics modath change

A number of them on this forum are paid agents, most people already know them. Don't be surprised. They won't change as long as the cheques keep coming in, conscience for sale for the highest bidder policy.

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Pictures PDP Campaign In Dawakin-tofa Kano Hometown Of Ganduje • Jumoke Monsurat Oyeleke's Mother: Police Threatened To Shoot Me • Lauretta Onochie During Fuel Subsidy Protest In 2012 (Throwback Photos)