₦airaland Forum

saintmark88:
If PDP had created ranches or grazing fields for dem in their 16year rule, we wouldn't b talking bout this, govt failed in their responsibility, if d school was fenced n had a gate how would cows gain entry, abeg no blame herdsmen way dey jejely feed e cow. So if e goes to a farm land now, na fight, if e goes to an open field person go say nah e land, so were e go carry e cow go now??.....

MadManTalking:
Seun! This topic is misleading. Why can't we live in peace? Look at how the poor herdsman is sitting quietly and watching his cattle graze beside the school field. The pupils seem quite thrilled and happy to see the cattle graze. I can't see any cattle inside the classrooms. The teachers seemed to be going about their teaching business without an iota of disturbance.

I know that these Igbos hate Buhari and anything that he stands for but posting such a frivolous article with the aim to incite, heat up and cause disaffection between law-abiding citizens like herdsmen and their host communities leaves much to be desired.

A fulani herdsman has the right to pursue their legitimate means of livelihood just the same way these Igbos hawk in every space available in Lagos. They hawk from potatoe chips to ropes (selling ropes to people in traffic considering the condition of Nigeria; imagine someone contemplating suicide while driving home and a Igbo hawking ropes in traffic will knock on his car and tell him ''oga! buy rope'').

Xda59:
What about the igbos and yorubas hawking in the middle of roads? Are they supposed to be doing that? The fact is he didn't pose any danger like the poster wants us to believe when he used the scare word invade. As far back as 1978, we have experienced herds of cattle come to schools to graze and we always got excited seeing them just like the kids in the photo.

Tfbaby:
Inhuame?...........tell me how is it inhumane?

MadManTalking:
Seun! This topic is misleading. Why can't we live in peace? Look at how the poor herdsman is sitting quietly and watching his cattle graze beside the school field. The pupils seem quite thrilled and happy to see the cattle graze. I can't see any cattle inside the classrooms. The teachers seemed to be going about their teaching business without an iota of disturbance.

I know that these Igbos hate Buhari and anything that he stands for but posting such a frivolous article with the aim to incite, heat up and cause disaffection between law-abiding citizens like herdsmen and their host communities leaves much to be desired.

A fulani herdsman has the right to pursue their legitimate means of livelihood just the same way these Igbos hawk in every space available in Lagos. They hawk from potatoe chips to ropes (selling ropes to people in traffic considering the condition of Nigeria; imagine someone contemplating suicide while driving home and a Igbo hawking ropes in traffic will knock on his car and tell him ''oga! buy rope'').

saintmark88:
We all grew up having the herdsmen as neighbours taking their cows pass our primary schools wen we were kids, they lived close to us...I remember den even in d secondary school always joking with some that take their cattle's pass my house, as dey pass my house I would tell d herdsman to give me one cow, he will smile and say "one cow one yanrinya" cos of my cute sisters...den I'll say, aboki go siddon you too like woman....we would joke about it, so y all dese hostility now??.....

saintmark88:
If PDP had created ranches or grazing fields for dem in their 16year rule, we wouldn't b talking bout this, govt failed in their responsibility, if d school was fenced n had a gate how would cows gain entry, abeg no blame herdsmen way dey jejely feed e cow. So if e goes to a farm land now, na fight, if e goes to an open field person go say nah e land, so were e go carry e cow go now??.....

inspirator1:
Indeed this is a Mad man talking...GGM!

Protein0:
The contribution of the citizenry to the very many problems of this country is mammoth.
The topic of this thread obviously contradicts what the images depict.
First picture is of an herdsman (not herdsmen according to the op) relaxing while he watches his cattle graze on the grasses beside a school (which happens nearly everyday in a government school beside my house in Osun state). The pupils were enjoying the sight (as against the impression of fright portrayed by the topic). could the buildings at the background of the pictures with cattle be part of the school building too? I couldn't just figure out an invaded classroom in any of the pictures. The essence of the pictures of the classroom and some supposed members of staff of the school remains a poser to my brain.

Why do some people like causing fear where there is none? Heating the polity unnecessarily.

I call on the mods to squelch this thread because it's inciting, misleading and corrosive.

Cc lalasticlala, mynd44, seun.

Protein0:
The contribution of the citizenry to the very many problems of this country is mammoth.
The topic of this thread obviously contradicts what the images depict.
First picture is of an herdsman (not herdsmen according to the op) relaxing while he watches his cattle graze on the grasses beside a school (which happens nearly everyday in a government school beside my house in Osun state). The pupils were enjoying the sight (as against the impression of fright portrayed by the topic). could the buildings at the background of the pictures with cattle be part of the school building too? I couldn't just figure out an invaded classroom in any of the pictures. The essence of the pictures of the classroom and some supposed members of staff of the school remains a poser to my brain.

Why do some people like causing fear where there is none? Heating the polity unnecessarily.

I call on the mods to squelch this thread because it's inciting, misleading and corrosive.

Cc lalasticlala, mynd44, seun.

Brugge:
When are we going to find a lasting solution to this?

MadManTalking:
Seun! This topic is misleading. Why can't we live in peace? Look at how the poor herdsman is sitting quietly and watching his cattle graze beside the school field. The pupils seem quite thrilled and happy to see the cattle graze. I can't see any cattle inside the classrooms. The teachers seemed to be going about their teaching business without an iota of disturbance.

I know that these Igbos hate Buhari and anything that he stands for but posting such a frivolous article with the aim to incite, heat up and cause disaffection between law-abiding citizens like herdsmen and their host communities leaves much to be desired.

A fulani herdsman has the right to pursue their legitimate means of livelihood just the same way these Igbos hawk in every space available in Lagos. They hawk from potatoe chips to ropes (selling ropes to people in traffic considering the condition of Nigeria; imagine someone contemplating suicide while driving home and a Igbo hawking ropes in traffic will knock on his car and tell him ''oga! buy rope'').

Protein0:
The contribution of the citizenry to the very many problems of this country is mammoth.
The topic of this thread obviously contradicts what the images depict.
First picture is of an herdsman (not herdsmen according to the op) relaxing while he watches his cattle graze on the grasses beside a school (which happens nearly everyday in a government school beside my house in Osun state). The pupils were enjoying the sight (as against the impression of fright portrayed by the topic). could the buildings at the background of the pictures with cattle be part of the school building too? I couldn't just figure out an invaded classroom in any of the pictures. The essence of the pictures of the classroom and some supposed members of staff of the school remains a poser to my brain.

Why do some people like causing fear where there is none? Heating the polity unnecessarily.

I call on the mods to squelch this thread because it's inciting, misleading and corrosive.

Cc lalasticlala, mynd44, seun.

MadManTalking:
Seun! This topic is misleading. Why can't we live in peace? Look at how the poor herdsman is sitting quietly and watching his cattle graze beside the school field. The pupils seem quite thrilled and happy to see the cattle graze. I can't see any cattle inside the classrooms. The teachers seemed to be going about their teaching business without an iota of disturbance.

I know that these Igbos hate Buhari and anything that he stands for but posting such a frivolous article with the aim to incite, heat up and cause disaffection between law-abiding citizens like herdsmen and their host communities leaves much to be desired.

A fulani herdsman has the right to pursue their legitimate means of livelihood just the same way these Igbos hawk in every space available in Lagos. They hawk from potatoe chips to ropes (selling ropes to people in traffic considering the condition of Nigeria; imagine someone contemplating suicide while driving home and a Igbo hawking ropes in traffic will knock on his car and tell him ''oga! buy rope'').

SmartyPants:
So until you see cows inside the class room sitting at a desk before you can sense something is wrong here?

saintmark88:
Creating wahala were there is none, so na so d tin dey b wen we dey c headline say Fulani herdsmen invade govt sch, if dem go farm u go say dem go farm, if dem come ur land u go say dem come ur land but u go buy deir cow meat and u want am cheap. How did d cow disturb d pupils, cows are eating their grass peacefully, herdsman is seated down peacefully on his own some people are looking for fault. Na xo dem go go find d guy way jejely siddon I'm own trouble now, wen e go retaliate nah I'm go b d devil, u way find trouble u n saint

seniorkachion:
The cows were inside the classroom!

SmartyPants:
Unbelievable!!

What is the state governor doing about this mess??

CaptainFM1:
One question for you? Is it normal?

Why are things that are abnormal in civilised world normal to us? So a Fulani herdsman can shepherd his cattle down to Airport runways?