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Atleast someone who speaks English!!

SchmidtHammer:
I spoke to my father-in-law,a Fulani man himself, a while ago (due to my personal relationship with him, this was the first time I have ever considered the farmers-herders clashes from the perspective of a Fulani man), he explained certain delicate and complex intricacies that makes the proposed ranching system, that used to me a very straightforward one, now seem quite problematic IN THIS PRESENT MOMENT.
The laws in our constitution are not the laws of nature. These laws, as stated in our constitution, are created considering human peculiarities, such that 'general' beliefs even though inclined towards sentiments, as long as they are adopted by a represented reasonable minority and such that IT IS POSSIBLE THERE COULD BE A WAY AROUND THEM with the conditios that it does not threaten the ORDER in the country and the fundamental rights of others (the majority) is not infringed upon.
Having stated the above, it is easy to see that the problem with the proposed Ranching System is that while it is a very logically straightforward solution, it is not the most considerate, therefore not the most appropriate (at least in the short term) and using a method analogous the Occam's Razor for solutions in politics and human relations is unreasonable in my opinion. Open cattle rearing is a culture and proposing a change in this culture must be approached as sensitively as other important cultures of the other tribes. One does not expect that a culture be abandoned overnight, nor that laws guiding a country be entirely insensitive to the peculiarities of the people bound under it.
As in developed worlds, these are the kinds of problems that are confronted by Political scientists, Economic analysts and sociologists, putting forward a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of THE PROBLEM OF HERDERS in the country.

Trash

MNK is opening their eyes. Wahala for who no get sense.

SchmidtHammer:
I spoke to my father-in-law,a Fulani man himself, a while ago (due to my personal relationship with him, this was the first time I have ever considered the farmers-herders clashes from the perspective of a Fulani man), he explained certain delicate and complex intricacies that makes the proposed ranching system, that used to me a very straightforward one, now seem quite problematic IN THIS PRESENT MOMENT.
The laws in our constitution are not the laws of nature. These laws, as stated in our constitution, are created considering human peculiarities, such that 'general' beliefs even though inclined towards sentiments, as long as they are adopted by a represented reasonable minority and such that IT IS POSSIBLE THERE COULD BE A WAY AROUND THEM with the conditios that it does not threaten the ORDER in the country and the fundamental rights of others (the majority) is not infringed upon.
Having stated the above, it is easy to see that the problem with the proposed Ranching System is that while it is a very logically straightforward solution, it is not the most considerate, therefore not the most appropriate (at least in the short term) and using a method analogous the Occam's Razor for solutions in politics and human relations is unreasonable in my opinion. Open cattle rearing is a culture and proposing a change in this culture must be approached as sensitively as other important cultures of the other tribes. One does not expect that a culture be abandoned overnight, nor that laws guiding a country be entirely insensitive to the peculiarities of the people bound under it.
As in developed worlds, these are the kinds of problems that are confronted by Political scientists, Economic analysts and sociologists, putting forward a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of THE PROBLEM OF HERDERS in the country.

this is very stupid, if you have your culture practice your culture in your village and not trying to practice it in another man's village who has his own culture to practice, this 21st century for God's sake

AlhajiImam:
Allah owns every land. If we are to pay, we use the money as alms to help our people and the almajirai.

People should stop claiming ownership of lands. It's a natural Allah given resource to be used by all.

I don't think I've ever read anything so dull. You mean you'd allow others to commit all sorts of atrocities in your land because all lands belong to Allah? The Hisbah police is hounding businesses simply because they contravene the Sharia Laws imposed on the land by your people and you hypocrite is saying all lands belong to Allah

SchmidtHammer:
I spoke to my father-in-law,a Fulani man himself, a while ago (due to my personal relationship with him, this was the first time I have ever considered the farmers-herders clashes from the perspective of a Fulani man), he explained certain delicate and complex intricacies that makes the proposed ranching system, that used to me a very straightforward one, now seem quite problematic IN THIS PRESENT MOMENT.
The laws in our constitution are not the laws of nature. These laws, as stated in our constitution, are created considering human peculiarities, such that 'general' beliefs even though inclined towards sentiments, as long as they are adopted by a represented reasonable minority and such that IT IS POSSIBLE THERE COULD BE A WAY AROUND THEM with the conditios that it does not threaten the ORDER in the country and the fundamental rights of others (the majority) is not infringed upon.
Having stated the above, it is easy to see that the problem with the proposed Ranching System is that while it is a very logically straightforward solution, it is not the most considerate, therefore not the most appropriate (at least in the short term) and using a method analogous the Occam's Razor for solutions in politics and human relations is unreasonable in my opinion. Open cattle rearing is a culture and proposing a change in this culture must be approached as sensitively as other important cultures of the other tribes. One does not expect that a culture be abandoned overnight, nor that laws guiding a country be entirely insensitive to the peculiarities of the people bound under it.
As in developed worlds, these are the kinds of problems that are confronted by Political scientists, Economic analysts and sociologists, putting forward a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of THE PROBLEM OF HERDERS in the country.

You actually succeeded in saying nothing

AlhajiImam:
Allah owns every land. If we are to pay, we use the money as alms to help our people and the almajirai.

People should stop claiming ownership of lands. It's a natural Allah given resource to be used by all.

Ur such an idiot.That means ur fathers land isnt urs afterall so i can come and claim it as mine since no one owns any land.Useless pig

SchmidtHammer:
I spoke to my father-in-law,a Fulani man himself, a while ago (due to my personal relationship with him, this was the first time I have ever considered the farmers-herders clashes from the perspective of a Fulani man), he explained certain delicate and complex intricacies that makes the proposed ranching system, that used to me a very straightforward one, now seem quite problematic IN THIS PRESENT MOMENT.
The laws in our constitution are not the laws of nature. These laws, as stated in our constitution, are created considering human peculiarities, such that 'general' beliefs even though inclined towards sentiments, as long as they are adopted by a represented reasonable minority and such that IT IS POSSIBLE THERE COULD BE A WAY AROUND THEM with the conditios that it does not threaten the ORDER in the country and the fundamental rights of others (the majority) is not infringed upon.
Having stated the above, it is easy to see that the problem with the proposed Ranching System is that while it is a very logically straightforward solution, it is not the most considerate, therefore not the most appropriate (at least in the short term) and using a method analogous the Occam's Razor for solutions in politics and human relations is unreasonable in my opinion. Open cattle rearing is a culture and proposing a change in this culture must be approached as sensitively as other important cultures of the other tribes. One does not expect that a culture be abandoned overnight, nor that laws guiding a country be entirely insensitive to the peculiarities of the people bound under it.
As in developed worlds, these are the kinds of problems that are confronted by Political scientists, Economic analysts and sociologists, putting forward a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of THE PROBLEM OF HERDERS in the country.

Sorry o, you just wasted valuable real estate on the front page, why na...

He wants to redeem his battered image. Bad try.

Ohh! At least one knows the truth and has said it out.

But they all know it just that they ignorantly don't want to accept it rather wanna make conflict out of it.

Adamu Garba God bless you sir

[Tell your fellow Fulani pepople to staying away from trouble

seunmsg:
Allah may own all the lands in North west but you see the lands in Ekiti and other south west states, it belongs to the indigenous people of the states and according to the land use act, the custody is vested in the governors of the states.

Even in your Sokoto and Kano where Allah owns the land, can I move into any available land and start producing and selling alcohol? Can I move into any of your forest and start rearing pigs?

Your hypocritical sharia police goes about breaking bottles of beer after taking tramadol and sniffing latrines and we don’t complain because we know it’s your land. So, why can’t you do your business in our states without the criminal activities and without violating the customs of the local people?

good one, this is the first time you made sense in your life

Verysmart101:
Ur such an idiot.That means ur fathers land isnt urs afterall so i can come and claim it as mine since no one owns any land.Useless pig

You see, you people say that fulanis are violent and have no understanding. Ordinary discussion we are having, you already started calling a whole Alhaji like me idiot. Can you stand any of my boys in the bush?

SchmidtHammer:
I spoke to my father-in-law,a Fulani man himself, a while ago (due to my personal relationship with him, this was the first time I have ever considered the farmers-herders clashes from the perspective of a Fulani man), he explained certain delicate and complex intricacies that makes the proposed ranching system, that used to me a very straightforward one, now seem quite problematic IN THIS PRESENT MOMENT.
The laws in our constitution are not the laws of nature. These laws, as stated in our constitution, are created considering human peculiarities, such that 'general' beliefs even though inclined towards sentiments, as long as they are adopted by a represented reasonable minority and such that IT IS POSSIBLE THERE COULD BE A WAY AROUND THEM with the conditios that it does not threaten the ORDER in the country and the fundamental rights of others (the majority) is not infringed upon.
Having stated the above, it is easy to see that the problem with the proposed Ranching System is that while it is a very logically straightforward solution, it is not the most considerate, therefore not the most appropriate (at least in the short term) and using a method analogous the Occam's Razor for solutions in politics and human relations is unreasonable in my opinion. Open cattle rearing is a culture and proposing a change in this culture must be approached as sensitively as other important cultures of the other tribes. One does not expect that a culture be abandoned overnight, nor that laws guiding a country be entirely insensitive to the peculiarities of the people bound under it.
As in developed worlds, these are the kinds of problems that are confronted by Political scientists, Economic analysts and sociologists, putting forward a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of THE PROBLEM OF HERDERS in the country.

You typed so much but ended up saying nothing sensible.
If your culture is wandering about aimlessly, must you wander in other peoples' lands?

Yorubas don't fight over religion or money but you see chieftaincy and land matters, Yorubas will kill over it. Fulanis will soon find out how brutal the usually laid back Yorubas can be.

AlhajiImam:
Allah owns every land. If we are to pay, we use the money as alms to help our people and the almajirai.

People should stop claiming ownership of lands. It's a natural Allah given resource to be used by all.

Now, listen to me you cow-urine-drinking&sexing dumb fvck; Allah used to own every land until Obatala & Esu Laalu Ogirioko overthrew the terrorist bastard & took over all his possessions - No jokes.

This is 21st century, and since you feel you're entitled to commandeer my ancestral land in the name of an imaginary bomb-strapping, 72-virgin-fvcking terrorist up in the sky; then we're going to put a hunt on you and your fellow animals prowling around our lands so bad - y'all gonna wish your whoring mothers had closed their legs.

Finally, a sensible post on this matter that I can get bejhind.

Our population is too large and land mass to small for roaming to continue...

Noit just fulani, every cattle herding tribe in Africa

Verysmart101:
Ur such an idiot.That means ur fathers land isnt urs afterall so i can come and claim it as mine since no one owns any land.Useless pig

That's the people we are share country with one Nigeria my ass.

Slackerpenguin2:
Finally, a sensible post on this matter that I can get bejhind.

Our population is too large and land mass to small for roaming to continue...

Noit just fulani, every cattle herding tribe in Africa

Those people have evil agenda for SW, SS, SE.

sureboykris:
You've said so much but yet so little

E nor do summary in English language for high school.

Gondonu:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2021/01/cows-shouldnt-be-roaming-about-in-21st-century-adamu-garba-apc-chieftain/amp/

trust dis man at your own peril! No be the same man that has been supporting the evil of this government? He is sober now because nigerians boycotted his CROWWe app after he came out publicly to side apc on endsars killings. We don hear u adamuuu

SchmidtHammer:
I spoke to my father-in-law,a Fulani man himself, a while ago (due to my personal relationship with him, this was the first time I have ever considered the farmers-herders clashes from the perspective of a Fulani man), he explained certain delicate and complex intricacies that makes the proposed ranching system, that used to me a very straightforward one, now seem quite problematic IN THIS PRESENT MOMENT.
The laws in our constitution are not the laws of nature. These laws, as stated in our constitution, are created considering human peculiarities, such that 'general' beliefs even though inclined towards sentiments, as long as they are adopted by a represented reasonable minority and such that IT IS POSSIBLE THERE COULD BE A WAY AROUND THEM with the conditios that it does not threaten the ORDER in the country and the fundamental rights of others (the majority) is not infringed upon.
Having stated the above, it is easy to see that the problem with the proposed Ranching System is that while it is a very logically straightforward solution, it is not the most considerate, therefore not the most appropriate (at least in the short term) and using a method analogous the Occam's Razor for solutions in politics and human relations is unreasonable in my opinion. Open cattle rearing is a culture and proposing a change in this culture must be approached as sensitively as other important cultures of the other tribes. One does not expect that a culture be abandoned overnight, nor that laws guiding a country be entirely insensitive to the peculiarities of the people bound under it.
As in developed worlds, these are the kinds of problems that are confronted by Political scientists, Economic analysts and sociologists, putting forward a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of THE PROBLEM OF HERDERS in the country.

Which kin nonsense be dz

Gondonu:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2021/01/cows-shouldnt-be-roaming-about-in-21st-century-adamu-garba-apc-chieftain/amp/

for once this man get Sense

AlhajiImam:
Allah owns every land. If we are to pay, we use the money as alms to help our people and the almajirai.

People should stop claiming ownership of lands. It's a natural Allah given resource to be used by all.

Allah is the owner of animals too, yet you sell one cow for#300, 000
Does that make any sense?

Though maximum extensive is very cheap, the graph is very poor when compared to total intensive management of ruminants (that's concerning the profit).
You could make as much as #25,000 on one when extensive management but almost #80,000 I'm complete intensive

Gondonu:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2021/01/cows-shouldnt-be-roaming-about-in-21st-century-adamu-garba-apc-chieftain/amp/

I can't believe that Adamu Gaba said this, he is playing games. Person wey him head no correct wants to sound sensible but I refuse to be stupid, I refused to be a fool.

Seems this one have received small sense

If outlawed, there's gonna be complete peace.

AlhajiImam:
Allah owns every land. If we are to pay, we use the money as alms to help our people and the almajirai.

People should stop claiming ownership of lands. It's a natural Allah given resource to be used by all.

You must be a psychiatric patient i guess !

Allah owns all the land indeed. Go to The USA and graze openly. Bastard

SchmidtHammer:
I spoke to my father-in-law,a Fulani man himself, a while ago (due to my personal relationship with him, this was the first time I have ever considered the farmers-herders clashes from the perspective of a Fulani man), he explained certain delicate and complex intricacies that makes the proposed ranching system, that used to me a very straightforward one, now seem quite problematic IN THIS PRESENT MOMENT.
The laws in our constitution are not the laws of nature. These laws, as stated in our constitution, are created considering human peculiarities, such that 'general' beliefs even though inclined towards sentiments, as long as they are adopted by a represented reasonable minority and such that IT IS POSSIBLE THERE COULD BE A WAY AROUND THEM with the conditios that it does not threaten the ORDER in the country and the fundamental rights of others (the majority) is not infringed upon.
Having stated the above, it is easy to see that the problem with the proposed Ranching System is that while it is a very logically straightforward solution, it is not the most considerate, therefore not the most appropriate (at least in the short term) and using a method analogous the Occam's Razor for solutions in politics and human relations is unreasonable in my opinion. Open cattle rearing is a culture and proposing a change in this culture must be approached as sensitively as other important cultures of the other tribes. One does not expect that a culture be abandoned overnight, nor that laws guiding a country be entirely insensitive to the peculiarities of the people bound under it.
As in developed worlds, these are the kinds of problems that are confronted by Political scientists, Economic analysts and sociologists, putting forward a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of THE PROBLEM OF HERDERS in the country.

so u typed this epistle because u want to say nothing. Nobody is saying they should stop their culture, they can move back to the North where their culture will be appreciated. If they want to stay in other region, they must obey the law of the state.

Princewell2012:
Allah is the owner of animals too, yet you sell one cow for#300, 000
Does that make any sense?

You dey mind am? Na Brainless fool

Only in naija,
if only the president mandate this for long , lot of life would not have been lost,rather

Princewell2012:
Allah is the owner of animals too, yet you sell one cow for#300, 000
Does that make any sense?

Did you feed the grasses? Did you spend time and energy to grow the grasses on the land?