GoroTango:
The Fulani have constitutionally enshrined rights to freedom of movement and any law depriving them of that right is unconstitutional. What would be the case if Fulani's house's of assembly were to pass a law restricting Benue indigenes from exercising their own rights? This problem cannot be resolved by keeping the Fulani out, it will some way or the other have to involve the Federal Government's intervention

GoroTango:
The Fulani people just like every other Nigerian have a constitutionally enshrined right to freedom of movement, and I hope Myetti Allah challenge the constitutionality of that law up to the supreme court. Also in order to solve the problem of perennial herdsmen-farmer clashes, the government needs to buy land from the farmers and rent it out at subsidized rates to the herdsmen so that they can establish grazing reserves. Anything short of this is nothing but a cosmetic, window dressing solution to the problem

Ojiofor:


Our brother Yorubakwe is a skilled and smart otimkpu but as for those cowmen they are useless without cows .
I wish they will be useful to Tinubu.

GoroTango:
The Fulani have constitutionally enshrined rights to freedom of movement and any law depriving them of that right is unconstitutional. What would be the case if Fulani's house's of assembly were to pass a law restricting Benue indigenes from exercising their own rights? This problem cannot be resolved by keeping the Fulani out, it will some way or the other have to involve the Federal Government's intervention

GoroTango:
The Fulani people just like every other Nigerian have a constitutionally enshrined right to freedom of movement, and I hope Myetti Allah challenge the constitutionality of that law up to the supreme court. Also in order to solve the problem of perennial herdsmen-farmer clashes, the government needs to buy land from the farmers and rent it out at subsidized rates to the herdsmen so that they can establish grazing reserves. Anything short of this is nothing but a cosmetic, window dressing solution to the problem

mr1759:
are going back to daura

PointB:


Well, as the Chief Jagbajantis of Lagos, Tinubu will find something for them. The uniform agbero of Lagos, LASTMA (?) is always recruiting. Cowmen will always find something to do in a Zoo.

vorigan:


https://dailytrust.com.ng/we-ve-started-leaving-benue-myetti-allah.html

GoroTango:
The Fulani people just like every other Nigerian have a constitutionally enshrined right to freedom of movement, and I hope Myetti Allah challenge the constitutionality of that law up to the supreme court. Also in order to solve the problem of perennial herdsmen-farmer clashes, the government needs to buy land from the farmers and rent it out at subsidized rates to the herdsmen so that they can establish grazing reserves. Anything short of this is nothing but a cosmetic, window dressing solution to the problem

GoroTango:
The Fulani people just like every other Nigerian have a constitutionally enshrined right to freedom of movement, and I hope Myetti Allah challenge the constitutionality of that law up to the supreme court. Also in order to solve the problem of perennial herdsmen-farmer clashes, the government needs to buy land from the farmers and rent it out at subsidized rates to the herdsmen so that they can establish grazing reserves. Anything short of this is nothing but a cosmetic, window dressing solution to the problem

GoroTango:
The herdsmen-farmer clashes constitute a very serious national security problem, one which falls within the purview of the FG to tackle. Also i never said the herdsmen should be given farmer's land for free, I said the govt should purchase it from the farmers and rent it out to the herdsmen in order to recoup its fee

Albion05:
My dear listen to your self very well. Nobody is infringing on their rights. They have the Fundamental and human rights like any other person in the state and Nigeria at large. Did the right also include grazing and rearing Cow in an open place, on the roads, Place of learning, Church and mosques , on peoples farm lands. You will tell me where the law of the Country tolerate such or even accommodate it or enshrined in our 1999 Constitution of Federal republic of Nigeria as amended. The law is simple as a ABC, get a Ranch and graze your cow. Which country have you visited in your life and see Cow parading themselves like Sheep without Shepherd?. That happens only in Nigeria. Go to the Streets of Abuja our so called capital city and our pride, you will see Cow moving indiscriminately. Are you Comfortable with that?. If you ask the State government to buy land for them, equally the sate will also provide land for people to rare Fowls, Snails, Fishponds for people that are into fishery. I think every well meaning Nigerian should welcome and embrace this law because that is the International best standard and practice and it will solve the incessant clashes between the herdsmen and the farmers. We have listen on National television where they claimed that the herdsmen are not from Nigeria and if we are to go by this, all the herdsmen should be send back to their country and obtain proper means of identification before entering our Country because they are intruders.

vorigan:
Barely 24 hours after Benue State governor, Samuel Ortom declared war on open grazing in the state, Fulani herdsmen have started leaving the state.

The zonal leader of the Fulani socio cultural group, Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore in charge of North central states, Alhaji Gidado Idris Bebeji told newsmen on Wednesday that the new law had caused an unprecedented exodus of people, some of whose fathers were born in the state.

He, however, expressed worries that their human rights to free movement was being violated as a result of the restriction placed on their animals by the law.

“The state government has been speaking English with nobody caring to properly inform the pastoralists. They (herders) may be leaving the state as being reported because they would not want to be lawless especially against a law they do not understand very well,” he said.

Also speaking, the Benue State Coordinator of Myetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), Garus Gololo, said his members had started leaving the state following the commencement of the anti-grazing law.

http://dailypost.ng/2017/11/02/anti-grazing-law-fulani-herdsmen-flee-benue/

lalasticlala, ishilove

GoroTango:
The Fulani people just like every other Nigerian have a constitutionally enshrined right to freedom of movement, and I hope Myetti Allah challenge the constitutionality of that law up to the supreme court. Also in order to solve the problem of perennial herdsmen-farmer clashes, the government needs to buy land from the farmers and rent it out at subsidized rates to the herdsmen so that they can establish grazing reserves. Anything short of this is nothing but a cosmetic, window dressing solution to the problem

GoroTango:
The Fulani have constitutionally enshrined rights to freedom of movement and any law depriving them of that right is unconstitutional. What would be the case if Fulani's house's of assembly were to pass a law restricting Benue indigenes from exercising their own rights? This problem cannot be resolved by keeping the Fulani out, it will some way or the other have to involve the Federal Government's intervention

GoroTango:
The Fulani have constitutionally enshrined rights to freedom of movement and any law depriving them of that right is unconstitutional. What would be the case if Fulani's house's of assembly were to pass a law restricting Benue indigenes from exercising their own rights? This problem cannot be resolved by keeping the Fulani out, it will some way or the other have to involve the Federal Government's intervention

Ojiofor:
Please don't go down south just face north.

makoota:

As in ehh. Abeg they should face North. Who wants to accommodate wahala.

Oloripelebe:
safe trip to them


Sambisa forest wl surely accommodate you