Our roving security surveillance searching for trespassing Fulani herdsmen saw their cattle grazing in the canal at the University of Lagos, but we did not see the Fulani herdsmen.
They may be watching from a distance.
Lagos is the biggest market for beef in West Africa attracting many Fulani herdsmen to sell thousands of cattle everyday. And they have been peaceful grazing their cattle in open fields where there are green plants and water.
We will be on the look out for suspicious movements.
Please, be vigilant

This one na cattle??... Where the herdsmen??

So Fulani herds men now walks around with more humans than Cows

Just because you saw two cows feeding close to a canal, you turned it to an 'invasion story'!!! Na wa o!

So now people just take pictures of any cow they see? And tag it as fulani this fulani that. Is that what is trending?

wentin you say make we come do

mtchew I pass second gate all the time and I see one or two cows once in a while. how is this an invasion story abeg forward your CV to me

Lols yoruba people can fear oooooo. Just two cattle grazing on their own and your are already afraid. Chaiiiiiiii..... And I can't even see a fulani herds man close by.
So this thing they say about you people and fear is true.. Lols

Hmmm....only 2 cows and you are creating headline news, what in my state imo where sometimes you see more than 80 cows in different places, what would you do then? That means you will Park your family and run to Ghana.

Bubewilson:
Lols yoruba people can fear oooooo. Just two cattle grazing on their own and your are already afraid. Chaiiiiiiii..... And I can't even see a fulani herds man close by.
So this thing they say about you people and fear is true.. Lols

it is not fear,everyone has to be security wise and that's why you hardly see casualty in SW. Don't be deceived we fear no one,fear kor ndiara ni.

If Fulani herdsmen can be controlled to be peaceful in Lagos without violent confrontation, then other states should emulate Lagos. You should not wait until they trespass your land before meeting them. Meet them outside the borders and let them know their limits.
A stitch in time saves nine.

Those cows you see along canals in Lagos are not owned by Fulani but private citizens and boys raising cows and rams for ram fights

I am not saying there are no roaming cows along some canals in Lagos, (Unilag, somolu, apata, bariga, gbagada canals) but they are few and owned by private citizens not professional Fulani herders

Don't cause panic in Lagos...