Sammy07:


He says
"I don't want any herdsmen in our land again"

They could no nothing
God bless the guy

Sammy07:


The fear of SW is the beginning of wisdom

Sammy07:


If you follow the scenes.
Akeredolu opened portal for amotekun recruitment.

Of course you won't see him publicly admitting it.
But watch how they'll use amotekun to chase them cos Nigeria police ain't to be trusted

Sammy07:


You guys love to be taught history.

In the history of Nigeria who is the first southern to romance with Fulani?

Who destroyed the peaceful regional government?

Them born your governors well to say what akeredolu says?

Them born your region well to create an outfit like the west

You guys self,

Princeps:
these nonsense fulanis cannot try this rubbish in the Niger Delta or in the East. Because they know that Yorubas are weak and their political leaders have sold their destiny in Abuja. Only mouth una get. Shay Ojukwu no warn Awolowo on top this Hausa/Fulani people matter?

Jostoman:
you people should continue deceiving yourselves over there.

bolaayenimo:
Can't you read Did OP said he was arrested??

TimeManager:

The fear of SW is the beginning of wisdom.

kiss the truth!

Herdsmen: High Court Bans Open Grazing, Akeredolu Rules Effective Tomorrow


From tomorrow, Governor Rotimi Akeredolu’s seven-day grace to herdsmen to comply with a slew of rules will become effective.

With the rules being challenged by Aso Rock and Miyetti Allah, a legal boost for correctness of the order has emerged in a revelation that a 1969 judgement in Abeokuta, Ogun state outlawed open cattle grazing.

The judgment, which was not challenged, was given by Justice Adewale Thompson on 17 April, 1969 in Suit no AB/26/66.

Johnson died in 2004 at the age of 82, his last role in retirement being secretary of Yoruba Elders Council(YCE).



In his judgement, the jurist pronounced:

“I do not accept the contention of Defendants that a custom exists which imposes an obligation on the owner of farm to fence his farm whilst the owner of cattle allows his cattle to wander like pests and cause damage. Such a custom if it exists, is unreasonable and I hold that it is repugnant to natural justice, equity and good conscience and therefore unenforceable…in that it is highly unreasonable to impose the burden of fencing a farm on the farmer without the corresponding obligation on the cattle owner to fence in his cattle.”


“Sequence to that I banned open grazing for it is inimical to peace and tranquility and the cattle owners must fence or ranch their animals for peace to reign in these communities.”

Thompson appeared to have seen far into the future.


Governor Rotimi Akeredolu in rolling out measures to ensure peace in Ondo State, on 18 January used a similar language.

“Today we have taken major steps at addressing the root cause of kidnapping, in particular, and other nefarious activities detailed and documented in security reports, the press and debriefings from victims of kidnap cases in Ondo State.



“These unfortunate incidents are traceable to the activities of some bad elements masquerading as herdsmen. These felons have turned our forest reserves into hideouts for keeping victims of kidnapping, negotiating for ransom and carrying out other criminal activities.

As the Chief Law and Security Officer of the State, it is my constitutional obligation to do everything lawful to protect the lives and property of all residents of the State. In light of the foregoing, the following orders are hereby issued:

*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.

In interviews with Nigerian Tribune, officials cited provisions of the Act.

“Section 12 (1) of the same Act also states that: “It shall be lawful for the governor to grant a licence to any person to enter upon any land” and explained further that while sub-section 5 thereof clearly states that “the governor may cancel any such licence if the licensee fails to comply with any of the conditions of the licence.”

“The word ‘licence’ here simply means permit. Basically, therefore, it is within the powers of a state governor to grant a licence, permit or right to anyone to enter any land within the state, and to cancel or withdraw such permit or licence if the holder violates any condition attendant to same.

“It goes without saying, therefore, that the governor can impose conditions on anyone to enter and/or be licensed to enter any land within the state.

“The Ondo State governor, therefore, has the power to order herdsmen or any other persons carrying on any other business on lands within the territory of the state to apply for permit or licence to do so under the above clear provisions of the Land Use Act. That cannot, in any way, be interpreted as a violation of the fundamental right to freedom of movement.”

The Trade Cattle Tax Law of Ondo State, which has a commencement date of July 3, 1969, also provides:

“Section 2 of the law talks about “movement permit, which is defined as a movement permit issued in the state under the Control Trade Cattle Regulations or a permit relating to the movement of trade cattle issued by any authority having power to issue the same under any law in force in any other part of Nigeria.”

“Among the animals listed in the first schedule to the law are cow, bull, sheep and goat. So, the law applies to those who carry on the business of herding such animals other than as domestic animals.

“Section 5 of the law again recognises the legitimacy of issuing trade cattle movement permit along ‘recognisable trade cattle route’, while Section 4 thereof provides for the establishment of ‘a cattle control post or inspection station, as the case may be, for the purposes of the Law’.

saintneo:


Herdsmen for sheep.


I know you are Yoruba and you are using Google translate cool.

Ndị na-azụ, means the people that rears.
Onye na-azụ, means the person that rears.

Atụrụ means sheep.
Ehi means cow.


Onye nche/ndị nche means the security person/people; and this is a better translation for herdsman. Herdsman not only rear but they ensure the security of their animals - in Nigeria case since they go with AK-47, it's more appropriate.

saintneo:


Onye nche ehi.

SlayerForever:
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Mscheew.

SlayerForever:



Lwkmd. These activities make me happy. Which activities? I don laugh throway.

santislim8:

Operation lions Squads loading

santislim8:
ihe ndị a na-eme na-eme m obi ụtọ

these activities make me happy

achierosion:
kedu nke bu 'ebo'?


Igbo ahusiala Anya

santislim8:

lol, i na akpo ha ka ha bia mee gini ? nye m obere akpa Bitcoin ka m nyefee $ 1000 ka ị nwee ike zụta ngwa agha iji lụso ndị mmadụ na-edina nwanne gị nwaanyị ọgụ na izu ala nna nna gị ochie

santislim8:
itinye ọkụ bụ ihe m ga-eme echi a akaụntụ ndị ọzọ

add fire is something I will do tomorrow on other accounts

Igbochief001:

South east is the poorest zones yet have more plane users than south west if u take out lagos ...yea yea tell us another lie

Source: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/more-doctors-to-leave-nigeria-as-covid-19-gets-worse-in-usa.html



But besides being a national identification and travel data, this indicates travel source states or regular departure points of most Nigerians. A breakdown of passports issued between 2014 and 2018 showed that the South-West has the highest number, at 650,958 new passports issued.

Lagos has the highest number (1,264,528), followed by Oyo (233,004), Ogun (166,920), Osun (109,016), Ondo (91,161) and Ekiti (50,857). The South-South came second, with Edo topping at 172,435 new passports.

BastardWike:


You don't have sense otherwise you won't be uttering this garbage.
Igbos are moving to Lagos in large numbers same way Yorubas and Hausas are moving to Lagos in large numbers simply because Lagos is Nigeria's economic capital. Are all the Yorubas in Lagos indigenes or did you all come from the other poor states around? Stop flattering yourself dude, there are far more Igbos in Northern Nigeria than in SW outside Lagos, does it now mean North is developed?

You people claim to be educated through your propaganda but each time you come online iliteracy, ignorance and primitivity will be oozing out of you people.

A good indicator of how rich or poor a region is, is there purchasing power. Look around you in your towns and villages and see poverty starring back at you. Derelict houses, houses without functional toilet or running water but Wells and open defecation. Only Lagos airport witness huge traffic because of other Nigerians and foreigners living there but the rest in Ibadan, Akure or Illorin are all almost abandoned.

Continue lying to yourselves through propaganda that flies in the face of reality.

While it is herdsmen in the South, it is foreigners in the North. All of us are suffering.
I backed the governor 100 per cent because the constitution, in Section 14: 2, makes the security and welfare of the people the primary essence of governance. Any governor that cannot guarantee the lives and properties of the people does not deserve to be in office.

The constitution that the presidency is referring to is being misconceived and misinterpreted. Section 43 which grants people the right to own properties anywhere in Nigeria, cannot be construed as taking other people’s properties.

Your right to acquire properties is that you acquire according to law and follow due process. When you get to a forest, it rather belongs to an individual, a community, or government. So, if you want to come to occupy a forest as a stranger, you must obtain the consent of any of the owers. You are a trespasser and any of them can activate a process to forfeit your trespass. This is what the governor has done by giving notice.

“What the law requires is seven days to forfeit the occupation of a place occupied illegally. It is the presidency that is not conversant with the laws of our land, not Akeredolu.

“Section 44 of our constitution is against the compulsory takeover of lands. Let the presidency read the constitution properly. What the herders are doing is a forceful takeover of people’s land which is unconstitutional.”

pasol4real:

Wetin this one dey talk, abi you smoke oshogbo weed

TimeManager:

There is a reason I've been calling them "Konamen". They seem not to understand the meaning of a camp. Whether they appointed Ashipa or Ashipo in their camp, is none of my business.

For TAo, she has been flogging their dumb heads for years. she is TAO for a reason.

kiss the truth!

TimeManager:

This exactly is the fact of the matter and NOT a Contention.
The Benin miscreants erroneously believed that a tiny konamen camp on the island is the same as the Entire Lagos. I have never seen a people as dumb, no wonder they possess little or no academic credentials in Southern Nigeria.

kiss the truth!