Can't the Badoo boys use the herdsmen skull for ritual?

kings09:
SW should praise buhari

hate kills. Yorubas, enjoy the kins of the man you picked over Gej. Snake swallow s money here,in case you want to tell me he fights corruption

BiafraIShere:
Lol, don't tell me that a homo sapien wrote this Facts, figures, dates, names and locations were given in the report yet this one is still denying and saying it's fake I tell you, even if Buhari drops a nuclear bomb on the waste some of them will still support him I am really shocked at the posts I'm reading here

Fool where are the facts? did you see a Video of Herdsmen killing and destroying farms? If you a Nigerian,you will know the media exaggerate these stories. That was how they exaggerated Corruption during GEJ's tenure. Nobody is excusing the herdsmen have destroyed some farms and killed people but on nairaland and other media outlets these day all killings in Nigeria is now attributed to Fulani herdsmen. Before it used to be Gunmen but now it's Fulani herdsmen. Nothing less than three headlines of Herdsmen killing people everyday on nairaland.Some of us can see in btw the media propaganda.

Guestlander:


Why are ibos crying more than the bereaved? My own response to the herdsmen problem is far more radical than anything an osu can come up with.
Why are they not concerned about the problem as it affect their own region? Are there no herdsmen in the east?

Northern leaders even the Sultan of Sokot visited the SE to beg because of the world wide escalation of the attack...compare that with those of you cowards that prefer to hide the attacks...because of Ilorin style...Show me the pictures where the northern leardership came to SW to beg, other than when Buhari came to warn Lam Adeshina...Abobakus have accepted the tag...associated with them..

Guestlander:


We all know Nnamdi Kanu is dead and gone. Many of his supporters were also sent to untimely graves.
This is what you need to worry about and let Yoruba worry about their own problems.

they beginning to crawl out from their Oshogbo trenches

That's why they said igbos are not good in politics because we don't allow one old man to use our vote for his personal political gains.....wait on timumbu to tell u who to vote

Igbos think for themselves

Ohaneze can not tell us who to vote

Peter obi can not tell us who to vote

Ngige can not tell us who to vote..... We vote who we choose to individually

I don't want voting again.... If am around I won't vote.... My only vote in Nigeria will be referendum

If INEC could come out on national TV to give u reasons under age children voted in North then southerners ur PVC won't help u

If what INEC did was to be in western country.... The media will be locked down with news and debates for a very long time


U all are jokers down there in NIGERIA

Stingman:


As we speak Tinubu is in Zamfara or Kano campaigning for Buhari.

Buhari is a better leader than Tinubu in this regard. As a top SW leader, Tinubu should be seen visiting the Sokoto and Kano with delegation from the SW, finding solutions to the herdsmen attacks on his people in SW...like Buhari did, when he visited Lam Adeshina in Oyo state, to ask that Oyo people should stop killing his Fulani people.

tinubu only has his own personal interest at heart, as long as his interests are met everyone else can go to hell?

Stingman:


Northern leaders even the Sultan of Sokot visited the SE to beg because of the world wide escalation of the attack...compare that with those of you cowards that prefer to hide the attacks...because of Ilorin style...Show me the pictures where the northern leardership came to SW to beg, other than when Buhari came to warn Lam Adeshina...Abobakus have accepted to tag...associated with them..

Yoruba are not hiding anything. Our leaders all said no to the cow colonies which at least two of your governors are embracing with both hands.
Osus are perennially concerned about the wellbeing of his Yoruba masters.
We don't need anyone to beg us, keep the cow colonies in the south east, that is good enough for us.

Guestlander:


3 million ibos dead! That is more than the population of some countries and you are here bitching about Yoruba.

died for what they needed and believed. Your people are existing like Coward s they are. They know what is good for them. Neither here nor there

bionixs:
they beginning to crawl out from their Oshogbo trenches

Yes o. Osu baboons must be contained.

Guestlander:


Yoruba are not hiding anything. Our leaders all said no to the cow colonies which at least two of your governors are embracing with both hands.
Osus are perennially concerned about the wellbeing of his Yoruba masters.
We don't need anyone to beg us, keep the cow colonies in the south east, that is good enough for us.

More...your misery just begun!!!

Herdsmen Attack: Ekiti Residents Flee for Fear of Mass Killings
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/02/18/herdsmen-attack-ekiti-residents-flee-for-fear-of-mass-killings/

Do something afonja Abobaku...time is running out...You may see an emir in Ekiti next...

bionixs:
died for what they needed and believed. Your people are existing like Coward s they are.

Dead and you cravenly bitch about Yoruba though you know you can't do anything to us.

Stingman:


More...your misery just begun!!!

Herdsmen Attack: Ekiti Residents Flee for Fear of Mass Killings
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/02/18/herdsmen-attack-ekiti-residents-flee-for-fear-of-mass-killings/

Do something afonja Abobaku...time is running out...You may see an emir in Ekiti next...

Your traditional ruler was chased out of his hut. He cravenly ran into the bush leaving his wife to be raped by Fulani cow boys. What have you done about it?
I guess it doesn't matter anyway because most of you were fathered by Fulani soldiers in the first place.

Guestlander:


Dead and you cravenly bitch about Yoruba though you know you can't do anything to us.

Forget about who is bitching...the attacks are real. The people who did someting to you in Ilorin are now doing the same thing to your other cities...Stop attacking those helping to escalate this to the world... and face those killers!

Stingman:
…Herdsmen attacks sweep through South-West By Dayo Johnson – Regional Editor, South-West, Gbenga Olarinoye – Oshogbo, Ola Ajayi – lbadan, Daud Olatunji – Abeokuta, Rotimi Ojomoyela – Ado-Ekiti

THE rapacious activities of herdsmen in the South-West have left tales of woes and many persons, including aged farmers, hacked to death on their farms while their wives and female children are not only raped but also butchered and vital body parts carted away. Annoyingly, the families of those murdered on their farms were left to bury their dismembered bodies and made to live with such a bad memory. Also destroyed in the geo-political zone are hundreds of hectares of farmlands and in many cases cash and food crops burnt. Herdsmen are also accused of rampant kidnapping of residents.

Florence attacked by suspected herdsman on her farm in Ondo Farmers are abandoning their farms in droves because of the unending activities of herdsmen who lead their cattle to graze on the farmlands. Notable personalities such as a former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, Chief Olu Falae, had suffered untold hardship in the hands of suspected herdsmen. His massive farm, located at Ilado in Akure North, Ondo State, has been set ablaze by the assailants many times. He was equally kidnapped in broad daylight while on his farm and spent days in captivity only to be released 96 hours after a ransom of N5million was paid. Whereas seven of his abductors were caught, prosecuted and sentenced to life imprisonment, most of those who attacked other victims were never apprehended not to talk of being brought to justice.

On the recent attack of his farm, Falae had said, “They burn my farm every year so that fresh grass can grow for their cattle to eat. This is the third time they’ll be setting my farm ablaze”. In another act of impunity linked to herdsman in Ondo State, a 28-year-old mother of two, Florence Godday, was attacked by machete wielding herdsman who she claimed nearly raped her on her farm in Igbo Abo, near Osi community in Akure North. Speaking on her ordeal, the woman explained that she was working alone on her farm on the fateful day when the herdsman attacked, gagged her and tore her clothes preparatory to raping her. She narrated that the gag miraculously slipped from her mouth following which she raised the alarm to attract nearby villagers.

The attacker fled but not before dealing her machete blows. “I can’t really explain the motive behind the attack by the herdsman, maybe to kill me or to rape me, but he had removed my wrapper and blouse before I could raise the alarm and he dealt machete blows on me”, Florence said. The husband, a member of the Oodua Peoples Congress (OPC), Thomas Godday, mobilised and got the suspect arrested but he was later set free by the state Police Command which described him as a scavenger who attempted to sexually abuse the woman and injured her in the process. The police denied that he was a herdsman but a northerner.

A suspected herdsman, who allegedly stabbed a driver, Victor Ajisafe, at Road Block area of Ibadan Garage in Akure South, has not been apprehended almost a month after the incident. Ajisafe was said to have met his untimely death after a minor disagreement between him and the herdsman. The wife of the deceased, Oluwatoyin, said, “We appeal to government and the police to arrest the Fulani herdsman who killed my husband in his prime. He must face the consequences of his action.” Last December, some farmers in Arodoye community in Akure South took time off their farming activities to celebrate Christmas and New Year with their families only to return to discover that their over 200 hectares of farmlands had been attacked by herdsmen whose cattle fed freely on the crops. A 65-year-old woman, Patience Salami, who was met on one of the farmlands by the rampaging herdsmen, was murdered; her body dismembered and parts like the tongue, breasts and private part carted away.

The victims petitioned the state government, security agencies, the state House of Assembly and the state Ministry of Agriculture on the development. They listed some of the farm produce destroyed by the herdsmen to include cassava, cocoa, cocoyam, yam, vegetables while some part of the cocoa farms were set on fire. Speaking on behalf of the farmers, a victim, who is also a judge of the Customary Court of Appeal, Justice Michael Owoyemi, traced the genesis of the invasion to December 2016 when some herdsmen harvested most of the farm produce in the community while they were away for Christmas /New Year. He noted that the 2016 attack was small compared to the latest assault. Owoyemi explained that the herdsmen returned last December destroying over 5,000 heaps of cassava in his farm. “They took the advantage of the break and brought their cattle and uprooted all the cassava in my farm to feed their cows”, he said. “The herdsmen are determined to send us farmers out of business in the South-West and unless steps are taken by the authorities, the situation may degenerate to ethnic clashes.

What they have destroyed in a twinkle of an eye is worth millions of Naira” Another victim, Gabriel Ikoja, 68, who claimed to have started farming in the area in 1985, said he never experienced the kind of the latest destruction. “We want to call on the state government to emulate Ekiti by enacting a law to control grazing activities because there is no question about the fact that this is becoming a monster, it is getting dangerous while the audacity is very disturbing.” Debtors “They have turned us to perpetual debtors because some of the tools we use in the farms were procured with bank loans. The herdsmen will just get there and destroy our farmlands. The state government should rise up to help us.” The community head, the Olu of Arodoye, Chief Idowu Ajetumobi Fasuyi, said apart from the destruction of farms, most people had fled the community while those that remained had been living in fear. The Senior Special Assistant to the state governor on Agriculture, Mr. Akin Olotu, at a meeting with stakeholders, said there should be a form of identification for cattle rearers and their cattle to distinguish the erring ones in the state.

Governor Rotimi Akeredolu also disclosed the determination of the state government to end clashes between herdsmen and farmers in Ondo, saying plans were underway to resuscitate the ranch established by the Chief Obafemi Awolowo administration in Akunnu-Akoko area of the state. 8-year-old attacker Last week however, some herdsman, said to have been led by an 8-year-old herder, sacked Akure South LGA secretariat. The lad had reportedly led his cattle to feed on a vegetable farm at the back of the council secretariat and, when challenged, he drew out a dagger and stabbed the farm manager.

A fight reportedly ensued and the boy wounded but, moments later, several herdsmen emerged with dangerous weapons, invaded the council secretariat, forcing workers to flee in different directions. Some brides and their grooms, who had come to the council’s registry for the solemnisation of the holy matrimony, also fled on seeing the herdsmen, said to be numbering over 30 and brandishing dangerous weapons. The council boss, Margaret Atere, it was learnt, was ferried out of the council premises by her aides during the incident. For three days thereafter, the workers, out of fear of a reprisal attack, stayed away from work. The state Commissioner of Police, Gbenga Adeyemi, who led his men and the governor’s Special Adviser on Security to the LGA secretariat to assess the situation, tried to play down the incident which he described as a minor disagreement.

Ogun: Death on farmland The situation in Ogun State is not entirely different from Ondo’s. In January, some suspected herdsmen invaded a farm and destroyed N6.8 million worth of produce. The farm is located in Likosi-Alabata village in Papalanto area of Obafemi-Owode local government area of the state and belonging to one Roseline Ogege. Same month, another group of suspected herdsmen reportedly attacked two female primary school teachers in Onigbedu area of Ewekoro LGA while a farmer was killed on his farmland at Afon in Imeko-Afon LGA in an incident blamed on herdsmen. Both incidents occurred after the state government took measures to prevent clashes between herdsmen and farmers and to ensure safety of lives and property and the state Commissioner of Police, Ahmed Iliyasu, convened a stakeholders’ meeting to discuss the clashes.

The government said the herdsmen attacks affected Yewa North,Obafemi-Owode,Odeda and Ijebu-Ode LGA among others. The Secretary to the State Government, Taiwo Adeoluwa, who spoke on behalf of the state government, said Yewa North was hardest hit. He, however, vowed that government will invoke the recently passed anti-land grabbing law in Ogun to curtail herdsmen/farmers clashes. Oyo: One killed, hunters deployed Since the latest killing of a farmer in Iseyin by suspected herdsmen, the Yoruba farmers group, Agbekoya, has deployed hunters to areas that appear to be flashpoints. The strained relationship between herders in the state and farmers dates back to many years ago. According to a chieftain of Agbekoya, the influx of herders into Yorubaland was not considered a threat due to the hospitable nature of the people. But as the number of herders grew, trouble started as their cattle increased in number and needed more grazing fields. This informed their movement away from their grazing routes to destroy farmlands.

The people of Oke Ogun area of Oyo State are worst-hit. There is hardly a week that there is no issue between Saki residents and herders. It was gathered that the population of herdsmen has now surpassed that of natives. One of battered victims In a meeting convened by the Oyo State Commissioner of Police, Mr Abiodun Odude, he appealed to both parties to live together in peace. Governor Abiola Ajimobi’s representative at the meeting, Mr Segun Abolarinwa, said the peace enjoyed in the state was as a result of the collective efforts of government and security agencies. He said, “We don’t want a repeat of attacks that engulfed states like Taraba, Benue, Enugu and Yobe here in Oyo. We have been living together in peace for several years.

Robbery attacks and violent activities of members of NURTW have stopped and we don’t want anything to rupture the peace. If there is trouble in Nigeria, with the population of about 170 million, where do we run to? EKITI: Despite law, pregnant woman, one other killed In Ekiti State, the anti- open grazing law enacted by the Governor Ayodele Fayose-led government, which initially curtailed the nefarious activities of herdsmen in the state, now appears dormant, especially in the face of current killings allegedly perpetrated by herdsmen. The law, titled, “Prohibition of Cattle and Other Ruminants Grazing in Ekiti, 2016,” criminalises grazing in some places within the state and outside certain period in the day. It also prohibited carriage of any kind of weapon by herdsmen. Aside the legal measures against killer herdsmen, local hunters of border communities across the state have been mobilised and empowered with vehicles and funds by Governor Fayose to tackle them. However, in the last two months, several killings and destruction of farmlands have been recorded across Ekiti. In January, a pregnant Tiv woman was hacked to death in a farm settlement located in Orin-Ekiti in Ido/Osi LGA by people referred to as “Bororo herdsmen”. A former Chairman of the LGA, Prince Sanmi Olubummo, who confirmed the incident, disclosed that another victim of the attack was receiving treatment in hospital.

It was gathered that the incident was a reprisal attack. A particular herdsman was said to have been attacked by a group of Tiv natives who were enraged at the damaged done to their farmlands by the cattle of some herdsmen and immediately launched an attack on the cattle. Some weeks ago, another group of suspected herdsmen struck again, hacking to death a father of two, Olayemi Tunde, in Ipao area of Ikole LGA. Olayemi, a motorcyclist, was reportedly killed while returning from his farm. Sunday Vanguard gathered that the deceased had gone to his farm to harvest cassava when he met his untimely death. Following the killings, a security meeting was called by Fayose who proposed that the Ekiti anti-grazing law should be amended in such a way to earn the confidence of herdsmen. The governor said the amendment would provide one year jail term for anyone who kills herdsmen’s cattle, as well as provision of compensation for affected herdsmen. He promised to set up a panel to investigate the root cause of the Ipao attack.

OSUN: 100 acres of farmlands, crops worth hundreds of millions lost In Osun State, there are claims that herdsmen recently attacked two villages and destroyed farmlands worth hundreds of millions of naira. The villages were identified as Oki and Uro in Obokun East LGA. Sunday Vanguard gathered that the attacks occurred on January 20. One of the affected farmers, Prince Patrick Olaniyan, a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Business Administration of The Polytechnic, Imesi- Ile, confirmed that he lost over three hundred thousand worth of crops to the attack. Another victim, Prince Samuel Ajiboye, said his plantain farm was destroyed.

The farm, sited on five acres of land, was, according to him, cleared of the plantain by the cows of the herders before day break. He claimed to have spent over one million naira on the enterprise before the incident. In the case of Pa Joseph Osundare, another staff of the polytechnic, the cassava planted on his two acres of land in Uro and estimated at about five hundred thousand naira was eaten up by the herdsmen’s cattle About 100 acres of mangoes, pineapple, plantain plantations and cassava farms were also reportedly set ablaze in Esa Oke area of Obokun East LCDA) by suspected herdsmen. Some of the farmers, who spoke to our correspondent, put the cost of their economic crops at hundreds of millions of Naira.

They called on the state government, which leased the farmlands to them at Esa Oke Farm Settlement, to come to their rescue. One of the victims, Mr Sola Obembe, said, “On January 26, our farms were set ablaze by herdsmen and over 100 acres of farmland were burnt with economic trees valued at hundreds of millions of Naira. “Also in Ikoyi town, we had a trial farm of tomato and cucumber of about 200 acres which was also set ablaze. The fire started around 5.30 pm and spread quickly as we have plastic mulch and drop lines all over. Fortunately, some of our workers who live close were still around and they tackled the blaze”.

Osun State Commissioner for Special Duties, who doubles as the Chairman of the Peaceful Co-Existence between herders and farmers in the state, Mr Oguntola Mudsiru Toogun, confirmed the attacks but said about 29 farmers affected at Esa Oke had been paid compensation by the erring herders. He said government was taking proactive measure to foster peace and harmony in the state, assuring that efforts were on-going to sustain peace and avert any clash between farmers and herders.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/02/rapists-women-killers-men-attackers-farms-walking-streets-free/

Na Tinubu cause am

Guestlander:


Your traditional ruler was chased out of his hut. He cravenly ran into the bush leaving his wife to be raped by Fulani cow boys. What have you done about it?
I guess it doesn't matter anyway because most of you were fathered by Fulani soldiers in the first place.

...but your grandmother was raped on her farm in Osun...Falae was kidnapped and several farms have been burnt...What did you do?

Stingman:


Forget about who is bitching...the attacks are real. The people who did someting to you in Ilorin are now doing the same thing to your other cities...Stop attacking those helping to escalate this to the world... and face those killers!

Your siblings are coming to rape your women, perhaps that is why you would rather pretend they are not in iboland.
Fulani raping ibos since 1966

Stingman:


...but your grandmother was raped on her farm in Osun...Falae was kidnapped and several farms have been burnt...What did you do?

Fulani using cowsified pric.ks on ibo women since 1866
Check your DNA I bet you are more Fulani than ibo.

Igbos should be prepared for this herdsmen terrorist. I see more of a grand plan to rope the entire south into a frenzy cordinated attack. Don't be fool by their concentration on the West for now. Even if the current tyrant is kicked out of aso rock, the attack will not stop. I repeat it will not stop. You guys should quit mocking the Yorubas and prepare for any eventuality. Its stupid to laugh at some one's ass, when your ass could also be a target.

Another online war between yoruba versus Ibos. No northerner here

Guestlander:


Your siblings are coming to rape your women, perhaps that is why you would rather pretend they are not in iboland.
Fulani raping ibos since 1966

Post the news where they are in Igboland...You just de run your mouth shamelessly.

I have posted many links just today already...

...see more...

Cows invade Akure Airport, delay Air Peace flight from landing
http://sunnewsonline.com/cows-invade-akure-airport-delay-air-peace-flight-from-landing/

Guestlander:


They sent one Osu chief out of his home, raped ibo women but you are more concerned about the safety and welfare of your Yoruba masters.

Yoruba masters my foot.

Stingman:


Post the news where they are in Igboland...You just de run your mouth shamelessly.

I have posted many links just today already...

...see more...

Cows invade Akure Airport, delay Air Peace flight from landing
http://sunnewsonline.com/cows-invade-akure-airport-delay-air-peace-flight-from-landing/

Mr. Ostrich, please continue to bury your brainless head in the sand.
They are not in iboland, go and rest easy.

Guestlander:


Fulani using cowsified pric.ks on ibo women since 1866
Check your DNA I bet you are more Fulani than ibo.

If we were we will be supporting them with our lives like you afonja abobakus are doing...

You are more Fulani then other southerners...

See how you are contradicting yourself...

Own up and try and find solution instead of attacking other people...

franudi:
Yoruba masters my foot.

Yes, your Yoruba masters. You have any problems with that?

Guestlander:


Mr. Ostrich, please continue to bury your brainless head in the sand.
They are not in iboland, go and rest easy.

...I challenge you to post the link for any attack today...

Just accept that you are coward and the only people you can attack are harmless Igbos.

greiboy:
Vanguard news paper? .

I will pass

Weren't they the newspaper with multiple publication on why yoruba don't own lagos? to stir up controversy and rivalry btw edo and Yoruba people

Weren't they the newspaper publication happy to deliberately misquote Emir sanusi about how Yorubas are the problems Nigeria? to stir up malice btw hausa/Fulani and the Yorubas in the past

I guess this is there new strategy to attack Yoruba and stir up ethnic sentiments.... it is dead on arrival

are you disputing the truthfulness of those incidents? u can verify them from other independent sources online.

Stingman:


If we were we will be supporting them with our lives like you afonja abobakus are doing...

You are more Fulani then other southerners...

See how you are contradicting yourself...

Own up and try and find solution instead of attacking other people...

Your morbid fear of the Fulani is why you are pretending they are not in iboland even when reports of rapes and killings in iboland are all over the news.
Continue to wallow in foolishness.

Guestlander:


Your morbid fear of the Fulani is why you are pretending they are not in iboland even when reports of rapes and killings in iboland are all over the news.
Continue to wallow in foolishness.

Morbid fear...that the Sultan of Sokoto had to come down to Enugu himself?

Post the link...abobaku...

I challenge you!!

ernieboy:
are you disputing the truthfulness of those incidents? u can verify them from other independent sources online.

I am disputing the report based on the past records of the newspaper.

I don't believe in the fake concocted stories from vanguard because it is only meant to stir ethnic tension or sectarian violence.

Stingman:


Post the link...abobaku...

I challenge you!!

They are not in iboland. Ode, ignorance is bliss.

Stingman:


Morbid fear...that the Sultan of Sokoto had to come down to Enugu himself?

Post the link...abobaku...

I challenge you!!

Craven and unthinking! The sultan came to beg you, is that right? Then go to bed and rest easy.