it is now time we children of farmers buy guns,one automatic riffle each is okay,before anybody kill me,i better kill someone,it is called self defence.

well we in ile-ife we av no problem,even i knw dat the ooni will not accept any shit from them

Jabioro:
During trial the defendants lawyer supposed to hv done the needful..

You see the Afoloyan has no moral right to detain another person's property permanently, he can only detain the cattle till the police force is able to register the incident. He broke the law simple.

The gravity of the judgement is another matter but that is the judge's prerogative
I'll like to read the judge's concluding statement

Topmaike007:
it is now time we children of farmers buy guns,one automatic riffle each is okay,before anybody kill me,i better kill someone,it is called self defence.

well we in ile-ife we av no problem,even i knw dat the ooni will not accept any shit from them

If you kill someone on your farmland I do hope you can defend yourself in court. Your only option would be protection of life and/or property in the face of imminent danger and that is very hard to prove or disprove . God help you.
You shld spend that money installing steel poles and barbed wires round your farm

Afrojuju2017:


You see the Afoloyan has no moral right to detain another person's property permanently, he can only detain the cattle till the police force is able to register the incident. He broke the law simple.

The gravity of the judgement is another matter but that is the judge's prerogative
I'll like to read the judge's concluding statement

l could understand very well from your explanatn.,thanks

How dare him to seize/detain Nigerian top priority citizens.. Or has he forgotten that cows lifes matter more than human lifes in Nigeria

Useless judge.. useless country

DWJOBScom:
Now I think something is wrong here....

No-one addressed his loses BUT he took laws into his hands.
Force doesn't win all the time.

One commissioner of police under Governor Lam Adeshina once lamented on the fulani situation - on the difficulties experienced arresting them as they are always on the move. They commit crime and move somewhere else

That is the point!
Even when you want to legally pursue the case where and How do you serve them with the court notice, when they are always on the move.
God help us all.

devindevin2000:


Typical afonja and obsession with women private parts even when Important issues are being discussed. What a people...SMH

Enjoy bro! Life is way too short 4 bad vibes. . Big booty every corner! EVERYWHERE I GO! KAI!
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Emyogalanya:
HILLLORRYN AGAIN A YORUBAA MUSLIM PASS THIS SENTENCE AGAINST ANOTHER YORUBAA CHRISTIAN JUST TO SHOW LOVE TO A FULANI MUSLIM. PLS JESUS SHOW UP NOW

bros stop all this labelling, it wount carry u or ur kind far. learn to treat people as they come. we have good and bad in every group.

The navy officer should also sue the Fulani to court for destroying his crops. I am sure he will win, if he also has enough evidence.

The navy officer couldn't have won the case because he was guilty of offense he was charged.

Why bring ethnic sentiment into a civil case? hmm

Nairaland doing anything for traffic since 1990

Afrojuju2017:


Frustration is not a good reason for breaking the law. we have several levels within the judiciary if you don't get justice here try an higher level, ensure you have adequate evidence. Nothing stops him from equipping his farm with fencing or camera systems or adequate security to prevent such.

I live in Ireland and deal with farmer frequently who have cameras and sensors on their different farms because of theft or vandalism; there was a case of a farmer sometime ago who shot a thief on his land and went to jail he almost lost everything I think he got 4 years

I agree with you, frustration is not enough reason to break the law. However, I'm sure he had no plans to permanently confiscate the said cows and he had to detain them as exhibit...this is naija, CCTV cameras are hardly functional in the cities, least of all a farm where they prolly have erratic power supply.

Let's be real here, this judgement was malicious and a warning to others who may want to disturb Fulani herdsmen. We have heard of Fulani cows breaking barriers and barricades to feed, so the issue of fencing his farm is not applicable.

Zuluhead:
This is really getting out of hands, please its high time the igbos venture into this cattle rearing business and start building ranches with modern facilities and amenities. Boycotting or healthy competition would put these Fulani terrorist into order. The nnewi businessmen should utilize this opportunity. Its a multi billion tax free business.

Why hope on Igbo ? What about una people....Igbo want to go home that's all

candy:

I agree with you, frustration is not enough reason to break the law. However, I'm sure he had no plans to permanently confiscate the said cows and he had to detain them as exhibit...this is naija, CCTV cameras are hardly functional in the cities, least of all a farm where they prolly have erratic power supply.

Let's be real here, this judgement was malicious and a warning to others who may want to disturb Fulani herdsmen. We have heard of Fulani cows breaking barriers and barricades to feed, so the issue of fencing his farm is not applicable.

There is nothing malicious about the judgement, yes the system has failed the respondent however the failure of the system is not a good reason for violating the laws.

He had legal recourse and that option is never off the table no matter how many times he fails he needs to keep trying. The farmers need to also set in place protocols and be in agreement with the local security apparatus

whirlwind7:

The owner of the cows went through a legal process to seek justice, and that's quite commendable. Quite certain he didn't choose the violent way because the ex naval chief also have armed guards at his disposal.

Now the farm owner can sue for the damages done to his farmland. Let's see how the court handles that.
Here's the first piece of farmer-cattleherder dispute that didn't end in bloodshed. Nice!

And will it go to his favor? BTW, the farmer only seized the herders cows. He did not even kill one.
The court should have looked into his claims .

Jabioro:
What kind of bias judgement is this?

Judgment delivered in line with the body language of President Buhari

This judgement throws a rare insight into the ongoing conflict; where only one side is being heard; had this Fulani man not had the knowledge and means to take him to court, the outcome could have been quite different - most likely very deadly.

The court must have clearly weighed all the evidence before it and judged that the Navy General (with all his connections) in the wrong in awarding the Fulani man damages.

I am sure this is now paining many of the hateful wailers as judged by their usual irrational obnoxious comments.

Afrojuju2017:


There is nothing malicious about the judgement, yes the system has failed the respondent however the failure of the system is not a good reason for violating the laws.

He had legal recourse and that option is never off the table no matter how many times he fails he needs to keep trying. The farmers need to also set in place protocols and be in agreement with the local security apparatus

You agree that the system has failed. Have you heard of any herdsmen paying for damages against farmers?
This same thing happened to OluFalae, it happened to several others . What has the government done?

So cows are so valuable now abi? A herdsman comes around my farm and destroys my crops and I have to pay him for damaging my produce abi and say thank you sir .... there was a country...

no1madman:

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Shameless things...how did SE and SS end up in the same country with these people? SMH

Afrojuju2017:


There is nothing malicious about the judgement, yes the system has failed the respondent however the failure of the system is not a good reason for violating the laws.

He had legal recourse and that option is never off the table no matter how many times he fails he needs to keep trying. The farmers need to also set in place protocols and be in agreement with the local security apparatus

Whatever rocks your boat bro

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Its not everyone that talks to you deserves a response, some deserves silent. Next time you should try and find out or ask her of ones tribe and stop jumping into conclusions.

IkpuMmadu:


Why hope on Igbo ? What about una people....Igbo want to go home that's all

Zuluhead:
Its not everyone that talks to you deserves a response, some deserves silent. Next time you should try and find out or ask her of ones tribe and stop jumping into conclusions.

Why mention Igbo ? Can't other tribes do business... tomorrow them go say Igbo Don dominate cattle business

Leave us alone

Icecomrade:


Judgment delivered in line with the body language of President Buhari

Odour!

whirlwind7:

The owner of the cows went through a legal process to seek justice, and that's quite commendable. Quite certain he didn't choose the violent way because the ex naval chief also have armed guards at his disposal.

Now the farm owner can sue for the damages done to his farmland. Let's see how the court handles that.
Here's the first piece of farmer-cattleherder dispute that didn't end in bloodshed. Nice!

The herdsman fit do anything Na retired admiral o , if him try anything they'll wipe them all out from Ilorin to Daura to Niger republic

I wanted to bash the navy man b4, but now wey I don read the post, I change my mind.

conductorh2:
They burnt the man's farm, he seized their cows on his farm, they took him to court and won 9m instantly.

Yoruba moozlems brought this upon themselves. We warned them but they called us IPOD yoots.

Yoruba moozlems enjoy your Shithole Republic. Sai Baba! Buhari till Fraudgeria becomes better than USA.

S..TOO, i miss your updates.

@Devin! Devil! . .where d fuuccck are u?
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If this man pays the herdsmen a single kobo, he is m0ron. If dem like carry the case go Hague. Me, I won't pay!

That's the kind of news PMB wants to hear

narutop:
When will southerners join hands together to defeat this northerners.
This humiliation is getting too much.
Yoruba the Igbos don't hate you, Igbos the Yorubas don't hate you. We only view things differently when it comes to politics.
Niger deltans now you know who is after your oil.
Time has come to put our differences aside and fight the real enemy.

Niger Deltans have always known who is after our oil. They are not even after it. They are sitting on top of it.

2015 was a peculiar time in our history, it was the South's chance to unite and give the North a middle finger. We lost that chance, it'd be a couple of decades before we get that chance again.

Those who felt 2015 was about access to access to Aso Rock or unrealistic Elysian principles can now see the damage in full.

Unfortunately, Southern politicians don't really care about most of these developments. Tinubu is still with Buhari because of VP position (or a 2023 presidency shot), Wike is all about becoming a godfather, Obiano isn't sure of what he intends to do on the national stage.

When our most formidable Southern politicians are those names I mentioned, you really begin to see how f*cked up we are. Southern unity died in 2015. We've done the burial. I don't care about it anymore. We'd lose a lot before anyone would think of seriously resurrecting it.

-Lord

Afrojuju2017:


If you kill someone on your farmland I do hope you can defend yourself in court. Your only option would be protection of life and/or property in the face of imminent danger and that is very hard to prove or disprove . God help you.
You shld spend that money installing steel poles and barbed wires round your farm

Do you think a commercial farm is the size of a plot of land? While spending money erecting barbed wires and steel poles round several hectares of farmland, what happens to the trespasser doing same for his cattle