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So these men have turned the nation to animal farm ..God have mercy oo

Mrchippychappy:
People DO NOT FALL for this new fake acronym, now they are claiming RUGA is RURAL GRAZING AREA. This is a big lie RUGA is a Fulani word, even professor ABBO on channels sun rise confirmed it. RUGA IS A FULANI WORD, IT DOES NOT MEAN RURAL GRAZING AREA. People stay awake, stay focused on the deception of these heathens!

What dnes it mean?

Sebi na Nigerians wey vote the dullardo president again

We never c chumtin

Auxigen:
What dnes it mean?

Ruga means settlement or dwelling place. Professor Umar Addo confirmed this on sunrise, he is also a fulani and pro-RUGA but yet he confirmed the true meaning of the word Ruga

Watch this here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=273XB6pp5Ng&t=1130s

festacman:
1. Those people expressing concern about using public money to settle the itinerant Fulani herders in order to stop clashes with farmers should remember late President Yar'adua's Amnest programme that also utilized billions of public money in order to compensate the Niger Delta militants and stop armed unrest.

2. However, in implementation, Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) should be restricted to Northern Nigeria. The reason is simple: Nigeria Fulani folks have always lived and operated up North with Hausa as neighbours. In fact, Hausa language, intermarriage and Islam have made this relationship smoother over the years. So it is natural to set up the 80% of thevproposed Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) in the core North and may be 20% in friendly Northcentral zone. Other parts of Nigeria should take the ranching option or engage in pasture production business especially during rainy season and then sell harvested grass to herders up north.

3. Obviously, the critical issues with creating Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) settlements is how to manage in the short term, the relationship between settled Fulanis and the locals in terms of respect for culture and values of host communities. Then in the long term, how to manage the relationship vis-à-vis capturing future growth of both the fulani population and that of the host communities.

4. The Federal Ministry of Agriculture should transparently make public the official policy document on Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) programme as this would help Nigerians to fully understand
- its objectives
- how it will operate in detail
- how it will solve the existing problems
- antipated challenges the settlement would create and how it will be solved
- benefits to stakeholders, business and employment opportunities it offers, etc.

5. Moreover, communications sorrounding Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) need to be professionally done for clarity and effectivess. Unfortunately, at the moment the message has poorly articulated and carelessly relayed to the public. Even the communicators themselves have become a big source of noise in the communication channel. This is NOT helping the already existing mutual inter-ethnic suspicion and mistrust.

6. I also believe that setting up a multi-ethnic implementation committee would help the national acceptance of this strategic intervention to stop herders/farmers clash over land resources.

Nice delta militants are Nigerian citizens

Most of these marauding herdsmen are NOT

that is the BIG DIFFERENCE

Mrchippychappy:
Ruga means settlement or dwelling place. Professor Umar Addo confirmed this on sunrise, he is also a fulani and pro-RUGA but yet he confirmed the true meaning of the word Ruga

Watch this here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=273XB6pp5Ng&t=1130s

This is so bad..
Why this?
Theyre just giving the fulanis license to continue wrecking havoc!

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festacman:
1. Those people expressing concern about using public money to settle the itinerant Fulani herders in order to stop clashes with farmers should remember late President Yar'adua's Amnest programme that also utilized billions of public money in order to compensate the Niger Delta militants and stop armed unrest.

2. However, in implementation, Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) should be restricted to Northern Nigeria. The reason is simple: Nigeria Fulani folks have always lived and operated up North with Hausa as neighbours. In fact, Hausa language, intermarriage and Islam have made this relationship smoother over the years. So it is natural to set up the 80% of thevproposed Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) in the core North and may be 20% in friendly Northcentral zone. Other parts of Nigeria should take the ranching option or engage in pasture production business especially during rainy season and then sell harvested grass to herders up north.

3. Obviously, the critical issues with creating Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) settlements is how to manage in the short term, the relationship between settled Fulanis and the locals in terms of respect for culture and values of host communities. Then in the long term, how to manage the relationship vis-à-vis capturing future growth of both the fulani population and that of the host communities.

4. The Federal Ministry of Agriculture should transparently make public the official policy document on Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) programme as this would help Nigerians to fully understand
- its objectives
- how it will operate in detail
- how it will solve the existing problems
- antipated challenges the settlement would create and how it will be solved
- benefits to stakeholders, business and employment opportunities it offers, etc.

5. Moreover, communications sorrounding Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) need to be professionally done for clarity and effectivess. Unfortunately, at the moment the message has poorly articulated and carelessly relayed to the public. Even the communicators themselves have become a big source of noise in the communication channel. This is NOT helping the already existing mutual inter-ethnic suspicion and mistrust.

6. I also believe that setting up a multi-ethnic implementation committee would help the national acceptance of this strategic intervention to stop herders/farmers clash over land resources.

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Go and tell that to your fellow zombie because Buhari said the herdsmen are foreigners from other West African countries.

GMbuharii:
Ilorin an afonjanic Sai baba state. So they should sit back and enjoy "Next RUGA level".

They should report to the Emir of Ilorin. Next Level jare!

LAS LAS EVRI BODI EYE GO CLEAR

yemaldo:
I'll always give Buhari f9 when it comes to security, the ruga of a thing is a fraud, u want strangers to settle on other peoples land an some years to come, they will be claiming omo onile

seeding nigeria out to foreigners is treason , treasoners will hang

festacman:
1. Those people expressing concern about using public money to settle the itinerant Fulani herders in order to stop clashes with farmers should remember late President Yar'adua's Amnest programme that also utilized billions of public money in order to compensate the Niger Delta militants and stop armed unrest.

2. However, in implementation, Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) should be restricted to Northern Nigeria. The reason is simple: Nigeria Fulani folks have always lived and operated up North with Hausa as neighbours. In fact, Hausa language, intermarriage and Islam have made this relationship smoother over the years. So it is natural to set up the 80% of thevproposed Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) in the core North and may be 20% in friendly Northcentral zone. Other parts of Nigeria should take the ranching option or engage in pasture production business especially during rainy season and then sell harvested grass to herders up north.

3. Obviously, the critical issues with creating Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) settlements is how to manage in the short term, the relationship between settled Fulanis and the locals in terms of respect for culture and values of host communities. Then in the long term, how to manage the relationship vis-à-vis capturing future growth of both the fulani population and that of the host communities.

4. The Federal Ministry of Agriculture should transparently make public the official policy document on Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) programme as this would help Nigerians to fully understand
- its objectives
- how it will operate in detail
- how it will solve the existing problems
- antipated challenges the settlement would create and how it will be solved
- benefits to stakeholders, business and employment opportunities it offers, etc.

5. Moreover, communications sorrounding Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) need to be professionally done for clarity and effectivess. Unfortunately, at the moment the message has poorly articulated and carelessly relayed to the public. Even the communicators themselves have become a big source of noise in the communication channel. This is NOT helping the already existing mutual inter-ethnic suspicion and mistrust.

6. I also believe that setting up a multi-ethnic implementation committee would help the national acceptance of this strategic intervention to stop herders/farmers clash over land resources.

You and those that liked your post are fools no one will allow this heartless beings to settle so next if they need another thing they'll move again and slaughter.

festacman:
1. Those people expressing concern about using public money to settle the itinerant Fulani herders in order to stop clashes with farmers should remember late President Yar'adua's Amnest programme that also utilized billions of public money in order to compensate the Niger Delta militants and stop armed unrest.

2. However, in implementation, Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) should be restricted to Northern Nigeria. The reason is simple: Nigeria Fulani folks have always lived and operated up North with Hausa as neighbours. In fact, Hausa language, intermarriage and Islam have made this relationship smoother over the years. So it is natural to set up the 80% of thevproposed Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) in the core North and may be 20% in friendly Northcentral zone. Other parts of Nigeria should take the ranching option or engage in pasture production business especially during rainy season and then sell harvested grass to herders up north.

3. Obviously, the critical issues with creating Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) settlements is how to manage in the short term, the relationship between settled Fulanis and the locals in terms of respect for culture and values of host communities. Then in the long term, how to manage the relationship vis-à-vis capturing future growth of both the fulani population and that of the host communities.

4. The Federal Ministry of Agriculture should transparently make public the official policy document on Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) programme as this would help Nigerians to fully understand
- its objectives
- how it will operate in detail
- how it will solve the existing problems
- antipated challenges the settlement would create and how it will be solved
- benefits to stakeholders, business and employment opportunities it offers, etc.

5. Moreover, communications sorrounding Rural Grazing Area (RUGA) need to be professionally done for clarity and effectivess. Unfortunately, at the moment the message has poorly articulated and carelessly relayed to the public. Even the communicators themselves have become a big source of noise in the communication channel. This is NOT helping the already existing mutual inter-ethnic suspicion and mistrust.

6. I also believe that setting up a multi-ethnic implementation committee would help the national acceptance of this strategic intervention to stop herders/farmers clash over land resources.

We won't allow strangers to forcefully gain our land let them RUGA in their country

EkunKekere:
University Of Ilorin Invites DSS, Police, Defence Corps To Prevent Herdsmen Attack

The Management of the University of Ilorin in Kwara has described herdsmen as a threat to the university's farms and therefore, threatened to prosecute anyone apprehended.

Prof. Bolaji Sule, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Management Services of the university made the disclosure in a meeting with some security agencies in Kwara State.

Sule said the university had met its commitment towards the herders but the issue of insecurity on its land persisted which necessitated the new strategy.

He added that the herdsmen posed serious threats to the university farms, dam site, hostels, academic environment and staff residence.

According to him, they used weapons to threaten staff and students as they committed theft of farm products and building materials.

The DVC also said that illegal farmers were not exempted from the prosecution if apprehended on the school property.

The Deputy Vice-Chancellor pointed out that the institution had plans to use its land but could not do it due to security challenges and stressed the need for security personnel to be proactive.

In his remarks, Dr Kameeludeen Azeez from the Faculty of Agriculture, expressed worry over the illegal activities of herdsmen in the university in spite of efforts to appease them.

“It is rather so pathetic that the university has spent so much money on relocating the herders, given them all they requested and we are still encountering this,” he said.

He said that the security agencies had been mandated to arrest trespassers in the university land to curb the threat, which some unruly herdsmen posed to the institution.

Mr. Yunus Alade-Saliu, a representative of the Directorate of State Services (DSS) in the state, assured the university of maximum security of staff and students in the area.

Alade-Saliu said that illegal farming and other illegal activities in the campus would no longer be treated with kid gloves.

Present at the meeting were the acting Chief Security Officer of the University, Mr Juel Ikubanni, the representatives of the DSS, Yunus Alade Saliu, the Nigeria Security Civil Defence Corps, Lawrence Sunday and Inspector Adams Mudashiru of the Nigeria Police, the News Agency of Nigeria reports.

http://saharareporters.com/2019/07/03/university-ilorin-invites-dss-police-defence-corps-prevent-herdsmen-attack

If a southern president were to be on power, will there be a menace like this ?

May God punish Unilorin management and all their Talibans in-council!

Foolish people! Why crying out now and disturbing us? When you guys were running an Emirate style of community in a federal institution, you felt like larger than life... Now the bloody monsters you created are turning on you and you are screaming scum!

May Fulani herdsmen and jihadists overrun you all!
You guys are just beginning to reap the fruits of your stupidity! More to come!

Oh

RiyadhGoddess:
Na wa. Read my siggy

quite an age

Juliusmalema:
This is bad and I condenm it.

why inviting DSS to people living peacefully for ages.

condemn what!? It's about time... Those people are a nuisance.

toyin03:
condemn what!? It's about time... Those people are a nuisance.

They are peaceful and the university should allow them or give them enough grazing lands...

Fulani have been cohabiting and living peacefully with Yorubas for ages, let the quarrel not start now.

even people staying in school haven't heard this story, Naija and Rumour are like 5 and 6

Juliusmalema:
They are peaceful and the university should allow them or give them enough grazing lands...

Fulani have been cohabiting and living peacefully with Yorubas for ages, let the quarrel not start now.

oh they should allow them to graze their and later maybe after 50 or 80 years or so they would claim its their land abi,it's like you don't know their style ooo,a lecturer just last week on radio said if they give them land to graze (permanetly) their might not be fight now and their are surrounding villages around unilorin, if those villagers want to claim their land after years it might result into a fight, if anybody wants to buy cow or what so ever from them they know where they would get it let them go and settle in their villages.

Firefire:
Una never see anything.


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Exact move the Plateau State University should be considering