brostheo:
Buhari is too full of excuses!!!

Sibrah:
Fulani problem is a century old problem that spans West Africa stop the hate. . .

talktimi:
I still can understand the stupiditý and irresponsibility that oozes out of aso rock these days honestly. You roll out the military against Shiites, against Niger Delta, against Biafra activists but you look for every dang reason to protect the herdsmen just because Buhari is grand patron of Miyetti Allah (the herdsmen association in Nigeria).

Miyetti Allah through their chairman have repeatedly claimed responsibility for the carnage perpetrated by their members in different parts of the country from the north to south, they never once claimed it was done by Libyans. A responsive govt would have invited this group of people for questioning instead what we have and hear on a regular basis are that men of our armed forces have intercepted cattle rustlers but they never once intercept the herdsmen who have sacked entire villages this year alone are now settled there eg in southern Kaduna. God will save us from this ethnic and dangerous bigot called Buhari and his puppet called Osinbajo

Sibrah:
Fulani problem is a century old problem that spans West Africa stop the hate. . .

SBG04:
I remember listening in on a program 6-7years ago. It was an interview with the then in coming head of the US Africa command. He was asked to justify the relevance of US AFRICOM. He talked about the threat of Al-queda in North and East Africa, Al-Shabab in Somalia and the drying up of the lake chad and the effect of global warming around the Lake chad Area. He said as the Lake Chad dries up and more and more herders are forced to take their cattle down south and encroach on the farmland of indigenous farmers down south, it would lead to conflict and violence. Like a prophesy, this has come to pass.
I think the FG's approach is the best way to tackle this menace. It is not an ethnic, tribal, religious or political problem like Fayose the thug would want us to believe. It happened during Jonathan's time as President. It is purely economic. People whose only means of subsistence livelihood is herding, have to herd their cattle. They can't herd their cattle where there is no water in the North. They have to come down south. The only way we can help the situation is build then grazing reserves or ranches like Buhari has suggested. But that thug in Ekiti State who doesn't know anything but is an expert in mass hysteria and misinformation has succeeded in convincing everyone that the problem is an ethnic one. And sadly people believe him.

Whytelyon:

- Monday : PDP killed nigeria
- Tuesday : Probe Goodluck Jonathan
- Wednesday : Probe Dasuki and the $2.1bn
- Thursday : I met $0 in Nigeria coffers
- Friday : Nigeria is broke
- Saturday : PDP brought corruption to nigeria
- Sunday : I will create 500,000 jobs for nigerians

Which one you don do?

This guy is a disgrace to politics. He's a waste of time.

uzolexis:


It is not the government's job to build ranches for them. Govt does bot sponsor private business however govt can create enabling environment like giving them interest free loans to purchase land and build ranches, but keeping mute about it like this Govt is ding is wrong and that is what has led pple to believe it is ethnic. Compare the reaction of this government to Niger delta avengers who were not killing pple but vandalising infrastructure, this govt came all out on them, deployed military forces to hunt them etc (i'm not saying this is a wrong approach), why can't we see the same type of aggression in addressing these herdsmen case who are not only destroying pple's livelihood but also killing pple as well. Are oil pipelines more important than the lives of Nigerians

Muta306:





These are the kind of people that bring our country down. Instead of supporting him in the one he does right and helping him find a solution in the ones he did wrong, they are here blabbing.He is the President and even if you were to go to the Sun it wouldn't change that.

Karlovich:
irresponsible president u left the border open for them to bring in weapons, zoo president.

SBG04:

Why isn't it the governments Job to build ranches for them? What part of the constitution makes building ranches the exclusive preserve of the Private sector? Please I don't like having arguments with uninformed and ignorant people. Its very irritating. Get your facts right before you come and post anything online. The danger is that you can spread and infect others with your ignorance.
This Herdsmen conflict is a matter of life and death and national security. Why would the government wait for Private sector participants to build ranches when it can intervene and build the ranches itself?
I also hate this issue of comparing conflicts. Its very tribalistic. It is a lie that the Federal government has been silent on the herdsmen conflict. There is a special operation in the North west and North Central by the Nigerian Army to tackle this menace. But that is as much as the Federal government can do. This conflict is purely economic and social. As long as we have herders moving down south and encroaching on farmlands, there is always going to be conflict. You can't monitor the movement of every single cow. Most times the real cause of conflict is when the cattle encroach on farms and graze on crops. The local farmers mobilise themselves and kill the cows. The herders retaliate and attack the farmers. Former President Obasanjo's argument that it is irresponsible of State governments to accuse the Federal government of not doing anything about the herdsmen problem, holds very true. If the State governments are refusing to release land for the establishment of grazing reserves, which is the only solution to this conflict, preferring instead to buy into the hate campaign, tribalism and ignorance of the likes of Ayo Fayose, they should leave the FG out of it.

PedroJP:
This man needs a brain resetting/recreation thunderous slap, if possible through his new infprmation minister, the mere commissioner.

uzolexis:


It is not the government's job to build ranches for them. Govt does bot sponsor private business however govt can create enabling environment like giving them interest free loans to purchase land and build ranches, but keeping mute about it like this Govt is ding is wrong and that is what has led pple to believe it is ethnic. Compare the reaction of this government to Niger delta avengers who were not killing pple but vandalising infrastructure, this govt came all out on them, deployed military forces to hunt them etc (i'm not saying this is a wrong approach), why can't we see the same type of aggression in addressing these herdsmen case who are not only destroying pple's livelihood but also killing pple as well. Are oil pipelines more important than the lives of Nigerians

CXLVII:



You will continue to weep till 2023.

Keep weeping, it's your hubby

uzolexis:


you are the uninformed person here my friend, I didn't say private sector should build ranches(although that is not a bad idea) but like I said earlier it is not the govt's job to build ranches for them, the govt can build ranches and rent it out but not give it to them for free. Is it not a private business does the profit from their cattle rearing go to the govt?? why on earth should it be the govt's responsibility to fund someone's private business and pray tell why should state governor's just give out their land to cattle herders, other pple that buy land are they fools why can't this pple buy land like others instead of encroaching on other pple's land The method of cattle rearing the fulani practice is outdated because it results in conflict, in most developed countries, farmers who rear cattle buy land and establish ranches, the cattle grazes on their own farm and not moving from place to place encroaching other pple's land...pls educate yourself, thank you.

Also you can choose to keep lying to yourself that the Nigerian government tackled this "fulani herdsmen menace" with the same level of aggression with which they tackled the Niger Delta avengers but Nigerians are not stupid and they know the truth.

atirolu:
Just looking forward to a day buhari will take responsibility for tings happening here in nigeria