| Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by zik4ever: 10:54am On May 06, 2016 |
BENUE State governor, Chief Samuel Ortom, has raised the alarm that his people were being suffocated by the invading herdsmen. The governor, who spoke while receiving the House of Representatives members on Complaint and Public Safety, at the Government House, Markurdi, lamented the pains the people are passing through due to the invasion of the herdsmen, which he said, had already been compounded by economic hardship. “This is a trying period for us in Benue State. At present, we cannot pay salary of workers due to reduction in federal allocation to the state and the only area we ought to get succour is farming, which many of us have embraced. Regrettably, no one can go into farming now since the herdsmen have taken over our farmlands’. “As I am talking to you, about eight local government areas in the state had already been taken over by the Fulani herdsmen.” The council areas are; Buruku, Tarka, Guma, Gwer West, Makurdi, Katsina Ala, Kwande and Agatu. The governor, who lamented the poor state of the economy and the pains the herdsmen had already inflicted on the people of the state, said there is the need to assist the affected people. He, however, criticised the policy of creating grazing routes and grazing land for cattle as archaic, saying that ‘in Benue State, we do not have land for grazing. Ortom urged the government to follow Europe and other nations that had embraced cattle ranch where basic infrastructure are provided for herdsmen Earlier, the committee chairman, Honourable Aminu Jaji, had said that his committee was in the state on a fact finding mission on the crisis, saying that the house regretted the killings that took place in Agatu Local Government Area of the state. http://tribuneonlineng.com/herdsmen-we-are-being-suffocated-in-benue-gov-cries-out-%E2%80%A2says-state-has-no-land-for-grazing |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by MasterofNL: 11:00am On May 06, 2016 |
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| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by NATIONALPASTOR: 11:01am On May 06, 2016 |
Mr. Governor, enjoy the CHANGE they promised you. |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by MasterofNL: 11:03am On May 06, 2016 |
zik4ever:
BENUE State governor, Chief Samuel Ortom, has raised the alarm that his people were being suffocated by the invading herdsmen.
The governor, who spoke while receiving the House of Representatives members on Complaint and Public Safety, at the Government House, Markurdi, lamented the pains the people are passing through due to the invasion of the herdsmen, which he said, had already been compounded by economic hardship.
“This is a trying period for us in Benue State. At present, we cannot pay salary of workers due to reduction in federal allocation to the state and the only area we ought to get succour is farming, which many of us have embraced. Regrettably, no one can go into farming now since the herdsmen have taken over our farmlands’.
“As I am talking to you, about eight local government areas in the state had already been taken over by the Fulani herdsmen.”
The council areas are; Buruku, Tarka, Guma, Gwer West, Makurdi, Katsina Ala, Kwande and Agatu.
The governor, who lamented the poor state of the economy and the pains the herdsmen had already inflicted on the people of the state, said there is the need to assist the affected people.
He, however, criticised the policy of creating grazing routes and grazing land for cattle as archaic, saying that ‘in Benue State, we do not have land for grazing.
Ortom urged the government to follow Europe and other nations that had embraced cattle ranch where basic infrastructure are provided for herdsmen
Earlier, the committee chairman, Honourable Aminu Jaji, had said that his committee was in the state on a fact finding mission on the crisis, saying that the house regretted the killings that took place in Agatu Local Government Area of the state.
http://tribuneonlineng.com/herdsmen-we-are-being-suffocated-in-benue-gov-cries-out-%E2%80%A2says-state-has-no-land-for-grazing This is serious ooo.  Do we have a president in this country? 2 Likes |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by Bestinstinct(m): 11:03am On May 06, 2016 |
Government won't curtail this issue while its still less powerful. They are waiting for it to escalate so as to start budgeting huge amount of money to heal wounds that can be prevented. Smh.... |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by MasterofNL: 11:03am On May 06, 2016 |
Lalasticlala, the governor of Benue state has stated that there is no available land for grazing in that state.
Do you agree? 1 Like |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by Nobody: 11:08am On May 06, 2016 |
Nawa oh,nd some zombeez wpuld still find excuse for this herdsmen,tryin to justify their evil brothers.fuckkk on nigeria let everybody go there way.I hope joborskill would also right an article condemning his Fulani brother
Fulani nd voilence is like nigeria politician nd corruption,kim kardashian nd nude pix,they just can't do without violence 1 Like |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by Nobody: 11:10am On May 06, 2016 |
Nawa,nd some zombeez wpuld still find excuse for this herdsmen,tryin to justify their evil brothers.fuckkk on nigeria let everybody go there way.I hope joborskill would also right an article condemning his Fulani brother
Fulani nd voilence is like nigeria politician nd corruption,kim kardashian nd nude pix,they just can't do without violence |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by zik4ever: 11:11am On May 06, 2016 |
Why is he just "crying out" helplessly?. The situation calls for dexterity, pragmatism and some socio-political and security sagacity. Benue State voted massively for APC and he should exploit access to the Federal Government. He, George Akume and Audu Ogbeh should visit the President and put pressure on him to act more decisively. People are getting killed and frustrated. I think they can handle this matter better than this. |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by TheFreeOne: 11:13am On May 06, 2016 |
These governors should stop whinnying and take the bulls by the horns, arm their people and repel those bloodthirsty invaders. They keep placing the lives of their people in danger by waiting for FG protection. If eight local govt has been taken over by these terrorists what's the guarantee on the remaining ones  Is he waiting to be run out of the state before taking urgently needed action 3 Likes |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by freeze001(f): 11:15am On May 06, 2016 |
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| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by BiafranJesus: 11:16am On May 06, 2016 |
The same Benue people who killed Biafrans?
You must stay and suffer with the Herdsmen. They are your gods. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by Nobody: 11:17am On May 06, 2016 |
[b]As we pray for peace and the continued existence of our dear country Nigeria, some sections of the country needs to understand that violence is not the solution. The recent riot in Aba is a reference point in such cases. It was alleged (without proof) that an Hausa man stabbed an Igbo guy to death and immediately the IGBOS resorted to reprisals. It is so unfortunate that the easterners could react in such a brutal manner. Why can't you arrest the Hausa man and hand him over to the police? Two wrongs will never make a right. How can you kill in order to avenge the death of another? Southerners generally are known to be peaceful either SW/SS or SE. We should not be tempted to act like animals who don't value lives all because of retaliation and jungle justice. The IGBOS should remember they are the most travelled tribe and they have more IGBOS up north than Hausa/fulanis in the SE. The actions in Aba could put the IGBOS in the north in trouble if the northerners decides to retaliate. The north has been known for their aggressive approach to confrontations and in order to avoid a scenario of the civil war, I implore the IGBOS to embrace diplomacy and peace. No body has the monopoly of violence. The northerners and the herdsmen are Nigerians and they have the right to live and do their business in any part of the country. They should not be stigmatised because of the attitudes of a few bad eggs amongst them. The recent Aba clashes is a result of the staunch hatred and bile Nnamdi Kanu preached on radio Biafra. He poisoned the minds of millions of IGBOS and made them un patriotic. He called for the death of Yoruba and Hausa fulanis and the results is the clashes we have today. This is why people like Nnamdi Kanu does not deserve freedom. He is a threat to national security. The solutions to this incessant clashes is to support the grazing bill so the federal government can create grazing reserves for the fulanis in every state of the country. Even the governor of Ebonyi state agreed that the grazing bill is the only path to peaceful coexistence. The IGBOS need to learn from Yorubas peaceful nature. This is why the SW is the most peaceful region in the country. Yorubas are slow to anger no matter the level of provocation. It's not cowardice but diplomacy. I will not support the killing of anyone in any form. We must respect the sanctity of life and stop acting like animals. Until the IGBOS begin to see Nigeria as their home and forget the evil thought of Biafra, they will keep seeing others as enemies especially the northerners. Lord luggard saw a great potential in our diversity before merging us. Let's works together to make Nigeria great. Say no to senseless killings. Btw I'm Yoruba and just making #commonsense  [/b] |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by SleekAboki: 11:17am On May 06, 2016 |
Nigerians should be ready for food crisis as a result of these fulani herdsmen and farmers madness. Hope Buhari has enough grains and groceries to release once shit hits the nation? 1 Like |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by inkon: 11:23am On May 06, 2016 |
Who lend you a voice? |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by BiafranJesus: 11:23am On May 06, 2016 |
joborskill:
[b]As we pray for peace and the continued existence of our dear country Nigeria, some sections of the country needs to understand that violence is not the solution. The recent riot in Aba is a reference point in such cases. It was alleged (without proof) that an Hausa man stabbed an Igbo guy to death and immediately the IGBOS resorted to reprisals. It is so unfortunate that the easterners could react in such a brutal manner. Why can't you arrest the Hausa man and hand him over to the police? Two wrongs will never make a right. How can you kill in order to avenge the death of another? Southerners generally are known to be peaceful either SW/SS or SE. We should not be tempted to act like animals who don't value lives all because of retaliation and jungle justice. The IGBOS should remember they are the most travelled tribe and they have more IGBOS up north than Hausa/fulanis in the SE. The actions in Aba could put the IGBOS in the north in trouble if the northerners decides to retaliate. The north has been known for their aggressive approach to confrontations and in order to avoid a scenario of the civil war, I implore the IGBOS to embrace diplomacy and peace. No body has the monopoly of violence. The northerners and the herdsmen are Nigerians and they have the right to live and do their business in any part of the country. They should not be stigmatised because of the attitudes of a few bad eggs amongst them. The recent Aba clashes is a result of the staunch hatred and bile Nnamdi Kanu preached on radio Biafra. He poisoned the minds of millions of IGBOS and made them un patriotic. He called for the death of Yoruba and Hausa fulanis and the results is the clashes we have today. This is why people like Nnamdi Kanu does not deserve freedom. He is a threat to national security. The solutions to this incessant clashes is to support the grazing bill so the federal government can create grazing reserves for the fulanis in every state of the country. Even the governor of Ebonyi state agreed that the grazing bill is the only path to peaceful coexistence. The IGBOS need to learn from Yorubas peaceful nature. This is why the SW is the most peaceful region in the country. Yorubas are slow to anger no matter the level of provocation. It's not cowardice but diplomacy. I will not support the killing of anyone in any form. We must respect the sanctity of life and stop acting like animals. Until the IGBOS begin to see Nigeria as their home and forget the evil thought of Biafra, they will keep seeing others as enemies especially the northerners. Lord luggard saw a great potential in our diversity before merging us. Let's works together to make Nigeria great. Say no to senseless killings. Btw I'm Yoruba and just making #commonsense [/b] foolish Yoruba cowardly snake. 6 Likes |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by Eshinwaju: 11:24am On May 06, 2016 |
This was the same Governor that joined the others in defending the same herdsmen he now criticises ...wonders indeed.. |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by Eshinwaju: 11:26am On May 06, 2016 |
BiafranJesus:
The same Benue people who killed Biafrans?
You must stay and suffer with the Herdsmen. They are your gods. Psycho spotted... |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by MasterofNL: 11:27am On May 06, 2016 |
joborskill:
pt][s]As we pray for peace and the continued existence of our dear country Nigeria, some sections of the country needs to understand that violence is not the solution. The recent riot in Aba is a reference point in such cases. It was alleged (without proof) that an Hausa man stabbed an Igbo guy to death and immediately the IGBOS resorted to reprisals. It is so unfortunate that the easterners could react in such a brutal manner. Why can't you arrest the Hausa man and hand him over to the police? Two wrongs will never make a right. How can you kill in order to avenge the death of another? Southerners generally are known to be peaceful either SW/SS or SE. We should not be tempted to act like animals who don't value lives all because of retaliation and jungle justice. The IGBOS should remember they are the most travelled tribe and they have more IGBOS up north than Hausa/fulanis in the SE. The actions in Aba could put the IGBOS in the north in trouble if the northerners decides to retaliate. The north has been known for their aggressive approach to confrontations and in order to avoid a scenario of the civil war, I implore the IGBOS to embrace diplomacy and peace. No body has the monopoly of violence. The northerners and the herdsmen are Nigerians and they have the right to live and do their business in any part of the country. They should not be stigmatised because of the attitudes of a few bad eggs amongst them. The recent Aba clashes is a result of the staunch hatred and bile Nnamdi Kanu preached on radio Biafra. He poisoned the minds of millions of IGBOS and made them un patriotic. He called for the death of Yoruba and Hausa fulanis and the results is the clashes we have today. This is why people like Nnamdi Kanu does not deserve freedom. He is a threat to national security. The solutions to this incessant clashes is to support the grazing bill so the federal government can create grazing reserves for the fulanis in every state of the country. Even the governor of Ebonyi state agreed that the grazing bill is the only path to peaceful coexistence. The IGBOS need to learn from Yorubas peaceful nature. This is why the SW is the most peaceful region in the country. Yorubas are slow to anger no matter the level of provocation. It's not cowardice but diplomacy. I will not support the killing of anyone in any form. We must respect the sanctity of life and stop acting like animals. Until the IGBOS begin to see Nigeria as their home and forget the evil thought of Biafra, they will keep seeing others as enemies especially the northerners. Lord luggard saw a great potential in our diversity before merging us. Let's works together to make Nigeria great. Say no to senseless killings. Btw I'm Yoruba and just making #commonsense [/b][/size][/color][/s] |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by iykopy: 11:29am On May 06, 2016 |
zik4ever:
BENUE State governor, Chief Samuel Ortom, has raised the alarm that his people were being suffocated by the invading herdsmen.
The governor, who spoke while receiving the House of Representatives members on Complaint and Public Safety, at the Government House, Markurdi, lamented the pains the people are passing through due to the invasion of the herdsmen, which he said, had already been compounded by economic hardship.
“This is a trying period for us in Benue State. At present, we cannot pay salary of workers due to reduction in federal allocation to the state and the only area we ought to get succour is farming, which many of us have embraced. Regrettably, no one can go into farming now since the herdsmen have taken over our farmlands’.
“As I am talking to you, about eight local government areas in the state had already been taken over by the Fulani herdsmen.”
The council areas are; Buruku, Tarka, Guma, Gwer West, Makurdi, Katsina Ala, Kwande and Agatu.
The governor, who lamented the poor state of the economy and the pains the herdsmen had already inflicted on the people of the state, said there is the need to assist the affected people.
He, however, criticised the policy of creating grazing routes and grazing land for cattle as archaic, saying that ‘in Benue State, we do not have land for grazing.
Ortom urged the government to follow Europe and other nations that had embraced cattle ranch where basic infrastructure are provided for herdsmen
Earlier, the committee chairman, Honourable Aminu Jaji, had said that his committee was in the state on a fact finding mission on the crisis, saying that the house regretted the killings that took place in Agatu Local Government Area of the state.
http://tribuneonlineng.com/herdsmen-we-are-being-suffocated-in-benue-gov-cries-out-%E2%80%A2says-state-has-no-land-for-grazing This is just the beginning of neo slavery. u were part of those northern governors promoting fulani agenda. enjoy ur fraternity while it last 1 Like |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by cheruv: 11:33am On May 06, 2016 |
joborskill:
[b]As we pray for peace and the continued existence of our dear country Nigeria, some sections of the country needs to understand that violence is not the solution. The recent riot in Aba is a reference point in such cases. It was alleged (without proof) that an Hausa man stabbed an Igbo guy to death and immediately the IGBOS resorted to reprisals. It is so unfortunate that the easterners could react in such a brutal manner. Why can't you arrest the Hausa man and hand him over to the police? Two wrongs will never make a right. How can you kill in order to avenge the death of another? Southerners generally are known to be peaceful either SW/SS or SE. We should not be tempted to act like animals who don't value lives all because of retaliation and jungle justice. The IGBOS should remember they are the most travelled tribe and they have more IGBOS up north than Hausa/fulanis in the SE. The actions in Aba could put the IGBOS in the north in trouble if the northerners decides to retaliate. The north has been known for their aggressive approach to confrontations and in order to avoid a scenario of the civil war, I implore the IGBOS to embrace diplomacy and peace. No body has the monopoly of violence. The northerners and the herdsmen are Nigerians and they have the right to live and do their business in any part of the country. They should not be stigmatised because of the attitudes of a few bad eggs amongst them. The recent Aba clashes is a result of the staunch hatred and bile Nnamdi Kanu preached on radio Biafra. He poisoned the minds of millions of IGBOS and made them un patriotic. He called for the death of Yoruba and Hausa fulanis and the results is the clashes we have today. This is why people like Nnamdi Kanu does not deserve freedom. He is a threat to national security. The solutions to this incessant clashes is to support the grazing bill so the federal government can create grazing reserves for the fulanis in every state of the country. Even the governor of Ebonyi state agreed that the grazing bill is the only path to peaceful coexistence. The IGBOS need to learn from Yorubas peaceful nature. This is why the SW is the most peaceful region in the country. Yorubas are slow to anger no matter the level of provocation. It's not cowardice but diplomacy. I will not support the killing of anyone in any form. We must respect the sanctity of life and stop acting like animals. Until the IGBOS begin to see Nigeria as their home and forget the evil thought of Biafra, they will keep seeing others as enemies especially the northerners. Lord luggard saw a great potential in our diversity before merging us. Let's works together to make Nigeria great. Say no to senseless killings. Btw I'm Yoruba and just making #commonsense [/b] Stop spamming NL pls cc seun |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by Nobody: 12:12pm On May 06, 2016 |
joborskill:
[b]As we pray for peace and the continued existence of our dear country Nigeria, some sections of the country needs to understand that violence is not the solution. The recent riot in Aba is a reference point in such cases. It was alleged (without proof) that an Hausa man stabbed an Igbo guy to death and immediately the IGBOS resorted to reprisals. It is so unfortunate that the easterners could react in such a brutal manner. Why can't you arrest the Hausa man and hand him over to the police? Two wrongs will never make a right. How can you kill in order to avenge the death of another? Southerners generally are known to be peaceful either SW/SS or SE. We should not be tempted to act like animals who don't value lives all because of retaliation and jungle justice. The IGBOS should remember they are the most travelled tribe and they have more IGBOS up north than Hausa/fulanis in the SE. The actions in Aba could put the IGBOS in the north in trouble if the northerners decides to retaliate. The north has been known for their aggressive approach to confrontations and in order to avoid a scenario of the civil war, I implore the IGBOS to embrace diplomacy and peace. No body has the monopoly of violence. The northerners and the herdsmen are Nigerians and they have the right to live and do their business in any part of the country. They should not be stigmatised because of the attitudes of a few bad eggs amongst them. The recent Aba clashes is a result of the staunch hatred and bile Nnamdi Kanu preached on radio Biafra. He poisoned the minds of millions of IGBOS and made them un patriotic. He called for the death of Yoruba and Hausa fulanis and the results is the clashes we have today. This is why people like Nnamdi Kanu does not deserve freedom. He is a threat to national security. The solutions to this incessant clashes is to support the grazing bill so the federal government can create grazing reserves for the fulanis in every state of the country. Even the governor of Ebonyi state agreed that the grazing bill is the only path to peaceful coexistence. The IGBOS need to learn from Yorubas peaceful nature. This is why the SW is the most peaceful region in the country. Yorubas are slow to anger no matter the level of provocation. It's not cowardice but diplomacy. I will not support the killing of anyone in any form. We must respect the sanctity of life and stop acting like animals. Until the IGBOS begin to see Nigeria as their home and forget the evil thought of Biafra, they will keep seeing others as enemies especially the northerners. Lord luggard saw a great potential in our diversity before merging us. Let's works together to make Nigeria great. Say no to senseless killings. Btw I'm Yoruba and just making #commonsense [/b] Your parents and your entire village must be ashamed of you. Such a disappointment, in our land we call people like you efulefu. 5 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by ckmayoca: 1:14pm On May 06, 2016 |
Keep on crying and remain silent, that alone will bring peace with u deserve. White men that killed virus with virus ain't foolish. |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by betterABIAstate: 1:34pm On May 06, 2016 |
This is why I love ikpeazu,ajimobi and fayose. |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by Dymaco(m): 1:41pm On May 06, 2016 |
thé way omenka and fulanimafia go avoid this thread.
God punish lord lugard |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by MasterofNL: 3:36pm On May 06, 2016 |
Dymaco:
thé way omenka and fulanimafia go avoid this thread.
God punish lord lugard The two may be one and the same person. I am beginning to doubt omenka is from benue state, he is fulani. |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by owobokiri(m): 3:50pm On May 06, 2016 |
Tomorrow, you miserable lot in the middle belt will join the core northern governors to sign some dubious documents attacking those who try to confront the rampaging fulanis responsible for these occupations. . you minorities both in the north and south are utterly confused.. |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by mesoprogress(m): 3:57pm On May 06, 2016 |
I understand that peaceful coexistence means when they attack, you resort to crying like the 9 LGs under occupation by Fulanis in Benue ? Igbos are not born that way. Ebonyi governor is speaking for himself, not even for his immediate family, talk of a whole Ebonyi state. He was not speaking the mind of people that voted him. We wait for him to bring his grazing bill to state assembly and see if they will not stone him. The treatment for his case is for another day. joborskill:
[b]As we pray for peace and the continued existence of our dear country Nigeria, some sections of the country needs to understand that violence is not the solution. The recent riot in Aba is a reference point in such cases. It was alleged (without proof) that an Hausa man stabbed an Igbo guy to death and immediately the IGBOS resorted to reprisals. It is so unfortunate that the easterners could react in such a brutal manner. Why can't you arrest the Hausa man and hand him over to the police? Two wrongs will never make a right. How can you kill in order to avenge the death of another? Southerners generally are known to be peaceful either SW/SS or SE. We should not be tempted to act like animals who don't value lives all because of retaliation and jungle justice. The IGBOS should remember they are the most travelled tribe and they have more IGBOS up north than Hausa/fulanis in the SE. The actions in Aba could put the IGBOS in the north in trouble if the northerners decides to retaliate. The north has been known for their aggressive approach to confrontations and in order to avoid a scenario of the civil war, I implore the IGBOS to embrace diplomacy and peace. No body has the monopoly of violence. The northerners and the herdsmen are Nigerians and they have the right to live and do their business in any part of the country. They should not be stigmatised because of the attitudes of a few bad eggs amongst them. The recent Aba clashes is a result of the staunch hatred and bile Nnamdi Kanu preached on radio Biafra. He poisoned the minds of millions of IGBOS and made them un patriotic. He called for the death of Yoruba and Hausa fulanis and the results is the clashes we have today. This is why people like Nnamdi Kanu does not deserve freedom. He is a threat to national security. The solutions to this incessant clashes is to support the grazing bill so the federal government can create grazing reserves for the fulanis in every state of the country. Even the governor of Ebonyi state agreed that the grazing bill is the only path to peaceful coexistence. The IGBOS need to learn from Yorubas peaceful nature. This is why the SW is the most peaceful region in the country. Yorubas are slow to anger no matter the level of provocation. It's not cowardice but diplomacy. I will not support the killing of anyone in any form. We must respect the sanctity of life and stop acting like animals. Until the IGBOS begin to see Nigeria as their home and forget the evil thought of Biafra, they will keep seeing others as enemies especially the northerners. Lord luggard saw a great potential in our diversity before merging us. Let's works together to make Nigeria great. Say no to senseless killings. Btw I'm Yoruba and just making #commonsense [/b] |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by omenka(m): 3:58pm On May 06, 2016 |
MasterofNL:
The two may be one and the same person.
I am beginning to doubt omenka is from benue state, he is fulani. You must be very sad and lonely in life. Stop following me around. Stop doubting I'm from Benue Mr NL. Be sure I'm not from Benue, perhaps that might put an end to your misery.  |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by ArodeTsolaye: 4:44pm On May 06, 2016 |
If the middlebelt can not dissociate themselves from the core north in their pro-fulani northern governors forum, do they really expect anyone to sympathize with them? Now the Fulanis are in control of 9 local governments. Benue will soon become a FULL muslim state. |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by cleatoris: 5:02pm On May 06, 2016 |
What about Benue senators standing behind their northern slavemasters and issuing pro-fulani expansionist communiqués? 3 Likes |
| Re: Herdsmen: We Are Being Suffocated In Benue, Gov Cries Out by oduastates: 5:11pm On May 06, 2016 |
If you like, shout you are yoruba one million times,you will never be one. |
