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Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by salbis(m): 11:51am On Jan 24, 2021
We are getting there gradually.
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by VirginFinder: 11:51am On Jan 24, 2021
Good
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by Nobody: 11:52am On Jan 24, 2021
Other regions could actually start this business and practice modern ways of doing it.
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by VirginFinder: 11:52am On Jan 24, 2021
Szkpytqgdcvx925:
akeredelu is not born to ban FULANI from grazing
Graze all you like in your state of origin.

If you must graze in Ondo state, you must register with the state government.
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by Seyzcham91(m): 11:53am On Jan 24, 2021
shut the hell up
NextD18:
He is a noisemaker. South Western Governors are noisemakers and not bold enough to do shiits to the fullanis in this country.

After the next 7 days, the Fullanis will still be in that land doing what they do best and the same Governor will chicken out as a coward they are known for. Infact, another set of people from that region will even support the Fullanis.cheesy

We know them, zero boldness and zero braveness when it comes to dealing with Fullani issues.

If Tinubu their god and personal savior could say nothing concerning what the Fullanis are doing to them, no South Westerner alive will do shiiit.
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by Asgard13: 11:53am On Jan 24, 2021
Sammy07:
See how you just disgrace yourself with reading comprehension grin
Oga Fulani said they’re not leaving.. did he ban open grazing in forest?

This Yoruba boy sef

UltimAtum is to leave forest ... as tuface he is .. he’s talking open grazing..

Oga read
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by VirginFinder: 11:54am On Jan 24, 2021
NextD18:
He is a noisemaker. South Western Governors are noisemakers and not bold enough to do shiits to the fullanis in this country.

After the next 7 days, the Fullanis will still be in that land doing what they do best and the same Governor will chicken out as a coward they are known for. Infact, another set of people from that region will even support the Fullanis.cheesy

We know them, zero boldness and zero braveness when it comes to dealing with Fullani issues.

If Tinubu their god and personal savior could say nothing concerning what the Fullanis are doing to them, no South Westerner alive will do shiiit.
Shut up!

We are on top of the situation.

The war you are desperately craving to see will never happen. grin
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by Lomprico2: 11:54am On Jan 24, 2021
I love this
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by ceaser:
Ghen ghen!

Oyo is surreptitiously doing theirs, secretly backed by state resources since he is PDP and is going for a second term.

Fáyemí of Ekiti is thinking of presidency, so he is still neither here nor there. However the people will take the decision for him. Some communities in the state have already defied his order to host fulanis and driven out the marauders in their entirety.

Ondo is not hiding his and is fully confrontational. At least he doesn't have a re-election to muddle up his decisions.

Let's see who'll defy the high court ruling most especially when it's now backed by state, local and native actors all over south west.

Àmòtékùn will make a few arrests of violators and hand 'em over to the Fulani compromised police. But that will just be show-off and a diversion.

The majority of arrests will be done by the natives, OPC, Agbekoya and other local security forces. Those arrested will not be handed over to the police, but will summarily disappear.

They won't tell Fulanis before they pack their load and flee.

Szkpytqgdcvx925:
akeredelu is not born to ban FULANI from grazing
I strongly believe this handler is not a human being. It's most likely a bot programmed to give opinion at variance with common sense.

Seun, one of your experiments is going beserk o.

In fact I even feel somehow ridiculous now sef, cos I'm quoting a bot.

AlhajiImam:
The FG should be proactive here before it escalates.

Fulanis have the right to live and stay anywhere in this country. It is enshrined in our constitution. Nobody likes war but we won't stretch our necks to be cut off without a form of resistance
How 'bout the right of any southerner to live anywhere in the North to rear pigs or to sell alcoholic beverages?

Oh sorry, it's another bot
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by Sammy07: 11:56am On Jan 24, 2021
Asgard13:
Oga Fulani said they’re not leaving.. did he ban open grazing in forest?

This Yoruba boy sef

UltimAtum is to leave forest ... as tuface he is .. he’s talking open grazing..

Oga read
Ipob self ;

I understand illiterate people of Biafra

Now read, read and read grin


*All Forest Reserves in the State are to be vacated by herdsmen within the next 7 days with effect from today, Monday 18th January, 2021.

*Night-grazing is banned with immediate effect because most farm destruction takes place at night.

*Movement of cattle within cities and highways is prohibited.

*Under-aged grazing of cattle is outlawed.

“Our resolution to guarantee safety of lives and property within the State shall remain utmost as security agencies have been directed to enforce the ban.

“In its usual magnanimity, our administration will give a grace period of seven days for those who wish to carry on with their cattle-rearing business to register with appropriate authorities”.

The 7-day grace expires on Monday.

Officials of the State Ministry of Justice said the Ondo government derived the legal basis for its action, not just from the constitution, but two legal instruments.

One is the Land Use Act, part of the 1999 constitution, which vests the control of the land in the state on the governor.

The other legal instrument is the 1969 Trade Cattle Tax Law of Ondo State, enacted in the West, the same year that Justice Thompson made his historic judgment.





Illiterate guy
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by Honor10: 11:57am On Jan 24, 2021
NextD18:
[s][/s]He is a noisemaker. South Western Governors are noisemakers and not bold enough to do shiits to the fullanis in this country.

After the next 7 days, the Fullanis will still be in that land doing what they do best and the same Governor will chicken out as a coward they are known for. Infact, another set of people from that region will even support the Fullanis.cheesy

We know them, zero boldness and zero braveness when it comes to dealing with Fullani issues.

If Tinubu their god and personal savior could say nothing concerning what the Fullanis are doing to them, no South Westerner alive will do shiiit.[s][/s]
Just shvt ur mouth, at least he is better than all ur useless governor in the East
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by supercase1(m): 11:58am On Jan 24, 2021
Szkpytqgdcvx925:
akeredelu is not born to ban FULANI from grazing
fulani must be banned from grazing and constituting nuisance cheesy

a journey of a thousand miles start with a step cheesy cheesy
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by haffaze777(m): 11:58am On Jan 24, 2021
Sammy07:
Ipob self ;

I understand illiterate people of Biafra

Now read, read and read grin


*All Forest Reserves in the State are to be vacated by herdsmen within the next 7 days with effect from today, Monday 18th January, 2021.

*Night-grazing is banned with immediate effect because most farm destruction takes place at night.

*Movement of cattle within cities and highways is prohibited.

*Under-aged grazing of cattle is outlawed.

“Our resolution to guarantee safety of lives and property within the State shall remain utmost as security agencies have been directed to enforce the ban.

“In its usual magnanimity, our administration will give a grace period of seven days for those who wish to carry on with their cattle-rearing business to register with appropriate authorities”.

The 7-day grace expires on Monday.

Officials of the State Ministry of Justice said the Ondo government derived the legal basis for its action, not just from the constitution, but two legal instruments.

One is the Land Use Act, part of the 1999 constitution, which vests the control of the land in the state on the governor.

The other legal instrument is the 1969 Trade Cattle Tax Law of Ondo State, enacted in the West, the same year that Justice Thompson made his historic judgment.





Illiterate guy
You self get time
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by kaymart: 11:58am On Jan 24, 2021
Thompson
Johnson.
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by dumodust(m): 11:58am On Jan 24, 2021
AlhajiImam:
The FG should be proactive here before it escalates.

Fulanis have the right to live and stay anywhere in this country. It is enshrined in our constitution. Nobody likes war but we won't stretch our necks to be cut off without a form of resistance
Nobody is chasing them away, they were simply asked to vacate the forest reserve because it is not to be occupied and degraded for free.
They should buy land like everyone else and ranch, not wandering into other people's premises.
I was never given free accommodation anywhere I went including the north. Normal people rent or buy
You guys should calm down, do the right thing with proper documentation not clustering like a herd
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by Mirabel042: 11:59am On Jan 24, 2021
Will it be implemented? That's the major thing. Anyway, read the information on the banner if you need job.

Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by kayjay69(m): 11:59am On Jan 24, 2021
But they don't want to ranch in the north where there is land in excess. Borno state is almost as big as the entire South West Nigeria in terms of landmass.

Which makes me believe that this is just a plot, a ploy by the conservatives within the Fulani elite to extend their conquest and lay claim to Southern territories as part of their own.

The Fulanis emigrated from parts of Guinea, The Gambia and Senegal. Today there are far more fulanis in Nigeria than there are in the places they originate from. That ought to tell you something about these people. Please remember, not all fulani herdsmen are terrorists but all terrorist herdsmen are fulanis.
fitzmayowa:
They Fulani's forget that the root cause of this ban is because they've failed to do their business legitimately, its high time the Fulani's ditch their age long wondering in the bush and embrace ranching....


Ranching is safer for both the Fulani's and the farmers and it will bring an end to the conflicts buying hectares of land for their ranching is very cheap in those community they've decided to unleash mayhem.....
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by BanevsJoker(m): 11:59am On Jan 24, 2021
"A Daniel has come to judgement."
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by loswhite(m): 11:59am On Jan 24, 2021
AlhajiImam:
Cattle ranching is alien to our culture
which stupid culture?
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by Sammy07: 11:59am On Jan 24, 2021
haffaze777:
You self get time
He has been all over the thread with his caps
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by MrNipplesLover(m):
I like as dem dey tackle this issue lawfully.

U can't give those Fulani soft hand, dem go gain ground in ur land and that's when e go hard to fight dem.

If u go soft with them, u go regret and u fit lose ur power fighting dem Fulani cos those creatures are criminal animals.

No place for dem in sw. If dem enter any other Yoruba land, make dem give dem hot hot as Akeredolu dey handle dem now.

Stupid Yoruba leaders are being cowards, if not, shey dem want talk say they are not aware of them Fulani terrorism on their people?

Stupid Yoruba leaders. Ogun kill all of Una.


My utmost salute to Sunday Igboho. Man of war. Warrior himself.

We dey ur back. The gods of the land dey ur back, cos u are fighting for ur people.

Much respect, sir.

You've always been victorious, so shall u be a victor in this war at hand.

The universe is with you.
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by michoim(m): 12:00pm On Jan 24, 2021
High court and not supreme court, and the judge is a yoruba in yoruba land. Then the judgement will be nothing short of tribalism.
Because if courts in the north by northerner judges should target main occupation of southerners in the north and issue judgement against them, how will that be....
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by Blackdisciple(m): 12:00pm On Jan 24, 2021
fitzmayowa:
You know there are some people who are blinded by their crappy loyalty rather than look at issues critically....
Those are fulani licking ass modafuckers
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by Sammy07: 12:00pm On Jan 24, 2021
AlhajiImam:
The FG should be proactive here before it escalates.

Fulanis have the right to live and stay anywhere in this country. It is enshrined in our constitution. Nobody likes war but we won't stretch our necks to be cut off without a form of resistance
Illiterate alhaji from the north

Read read and read,do I need to translate to Hausa ? grin



*All Forest Reserves in the State are to be vacated by herdsmen within the next 7 days with effect from today, Monday 18th January, 2021.

*Night-grazing is banned with immediate effect because most farm destruction takes place at night.

*Movement of cattle within cities and highways is prohibited.

*Under-aged grazing of cattle is outlawed.

“Our resolution to guarantee safety of lives and property within the State shall remain utmost as security agencies have been directed to enforce the ban.

“In its usual magnanimity, our administration will give a grace period of seven days for those who wish to carry on with their cattle-rearing business to register with appropriate authorities”.

The 7-day grace expires on Monday.

Officials of the State Ministry of Justice said the Ondo government derived the legal basis for its action, not just from the constitution, but two legal instruments.

One is the Land Use Act, part of the 1999 constitution, which vests the control of the land in the state on the governor.

The other legal instrument is the 1969 Trade Cattle Tax Law of Ondo State, enacted in the West, the same year that Justice Thompson made his historic judgment.
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by Acidiously: 12:01pm On Jan 24, 2021
Szkpytqgdcvx925:
akeredelu is not born to ban FULANI from grazing
You know say una no Sabi English law, na only shari'a una do. Just like that sharia quota system lawyer wey una baba carry go ICC wey go disgrace am finish. E don reach time to interpret law to una, hope say una brain fit carry am and act accordingly
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by seunmsg(m): 12:01pm On Jan 24, 2021
Kudos once again to Akeredolu. He’s doing well. Buhari and his herdsmen can go to court to challenge the order of the state government and the valid judgement of Justice Adewale Thompson.
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by haffaze777(m): 12:01pm On Jan 24, 2021
Sammy07:
He has been all over the thread with his caps
Let him continue with his gibberish,we are Yorubas and we know how to deal with them
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by Bahamas95(m): 12:01pm On Jan 24, 2021
Some idiots deceive themselves by claiming ONE NIGERIA.


The truth is we ain't one and we can never be one. Some animals in human form see themselves as first class citizens so they think they got right to inflict pains on others.
Re: High Court Banned Open Grazing In 1969, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow by dumodust(m): 12:02pm On Jan 24, 2021
AlhajiImam:
Cattle ranching is alien to our culture
Then do it on your own land... Not violating other people's culture and established Nigerian laws and expect them to keep quiet.
I'm sure I can't wander into your compound or into your harem and you will be happy with it or not shoot me dead.
Do not expect treatment you do not give others, if you all want us to be wandering and occupying free in this country, say so... We down south need farmland and maybe occupying the open spaces in the north for free will be ideal
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