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Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by yemmit90: 3:39pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
Warning: This writeup is not to defend or castigate anyone but to let Government and concerned individuals know the kind of evil some of us are inflicting on ourselves and keep blaming others. About 75% of entire cows roaming the streets and villages in Southern Nigeria are own by Southerners. Fulani are just employees of these people. Most time, they are the ones providing various weapons for these herders to protect their businesses against cattle thieves. We all know what would happened when you allow illiterate humans to have access to dangerous weapons like AK- 47, they will simply used them irrationally, this is a situtaion betwèen herders and farmers. Quite a numbers of political class, Elites, wealthy people, bankers, civil servants, artisans, etc are doing this business. If you're among these people and still blaming Fulani for the incessant killings in your region, you are not but unfortunate saboteurs coward. You are directly/indirectly encouraged this obsolete nomadic lifestyle of Fulani, which by now should've developed into modern ranching system. Until Government fishout these set of people and force them to buy land for their cattle business, i dont see how possible this open grazing ban would be enforce or materialized. Besides, this same people especially the political class will sabotage the effort of genuine authority. Open grazing system is evil, outdated and dangerous for the agricultural business and food security in Nigeria. If people are not allow to farm this season, our current lamentations about the hike in food price would be a child play next year. You cant keep blaming governments and Fulanis when you are the ones employing them to cause havoc in your land. Let put our hands together to fishout these people, if you see anyone doing this business, please report him/her to an appropriate authority. |
Re: Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by favour32(m): 3:43pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
Na lie...dem must implement am. Nothing wey una wan talk...na time e go take. Wey una RUGA na? 2 Likes |
Re: Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by MansoryMX(m): 3:44pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
[s] yemmit90:[/s] Are you stupid? Take down this nonsense! 5 Likes |
Re: Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by Amperes: 3:46pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
Nonsense 2 Likes |
Re: Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by yemmit90: 3:46pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
MansoryMX: Read the writeup again. My annoyance is directed at some Southerners doing cattle business and employed Fulani herders to manage them. Already modified a part that may be causing confusion and misunderstanding to the typical Nairalanders. |
Re: Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by mrvitalis(m): 3:47pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
This one na like long story If I was a governor ,my order would be ..any cow u see in your neighborhood kill it and eat it simple let's see if it won't work 2 Likes |
Re: Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by Nobody: 3:57pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
Lol are they scared of the fulanis... Well igbos are not scared of them... If we see them in igbo land we will cut there heads and give it to the vultures to eat.... 2 Likes |
Re: Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by GorillaApp(m): 4:07pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
yemmit90:Shut up. Most of those cows are owned by northern elites. Take your trash elsewhere 2 Likes |
Re: Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by Felimax(m): 4:10pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
You obviously think people of the south are fools, Abi? You think we don't know that our people has such businessses? Do you know how long southerners has been in the cattle businesss? If it is not Fulani hegemony or stupidity why is your president fighting so hard to take us back to 1964? One thing is certain, he may do well to inject a system he may not be alive to witness the aftermath of his action. WE SAY NO TO OPEN GRAZING 2 Likes |
Re: Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by Arkmanbuddy(m): 4:26pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
It seems there's something wrong with your brain. You think like a cow! Has Miyetti Allah ever come out to say they're not the owners of the cows they herd in the South? Have they asked for help from their 'employers' to save them from rampaging cattle rustlers? Ogbeni, think before you type o...body dey hot! ![]() ![]() 1 Like |
Re: Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by sapientia(m): 4:51pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
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Re: Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by yemmit90: 6:17pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
Arkmanbuddy: Most of you guys are just too emotional or simply lacks the ability to comprehend a simple but straightforward writeup. Some of you will just seat down at comfort corner of your rooms arguing blindly on the basis of what is threading. I did not just came up with this withiout evidence. Go to any Fulani settlement in the south and ask them their ogas(owners of the cattles). You will be amazed by the numbers of Southerners that kept cattle with them for business. I've been introduced to this businrss more than 5 different occasions, so i know what i was saying. The purpose of this thread is to alert the public of the fact that some Southerners cattles investors are directly or indirectly sabotaging the effort of open grazing prohibition. 1 Like |
Re: Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by AntiBeEmCe(m): 6:22pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
You are not to blame.. I blame Seun for making it possible for every dick, tom and harry to be able to threads and write trash. 1 Like |
Re: Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by Arkmanbuddy(m): 8:05pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
yemmit90: If you also had the ability to comprehend, you'd realize that I raised a point that you need to go back and think about. The Fulani heads haven't called out their Southern 'employers' for not helping their employees in the fight against cattle rustling or anti-Fulani agitations going on in the South. Miyetti Allah always talks about their people being killed and their cattle being killed or stolen. Why are they not leaving our forests if Southerners own most of the cattle that the herders move around with, like you erroneously claim? Before you come up with stupid statistics, do your findings. The Fulanis are known to be herders from time, moving their cattle from the North to the South. If any Southerner has an interest in the cattle business, it is minimal. Not enough to jeopardize the anti-open grazing stance by the South. What I expected you to say was that some Southern monarchs collect money from the Fulanis for staying in the forests and are the ones supporting them. That's the basic truth! 'Nuff Said. 1 Like |
Re: Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by joyandfaith: 8:20pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
yemmit90:Some politicians or business men ( both southerners and northerners) own cows. It is partnership between herdsmen and owners. In a herd, some cows are owned by herders , others by politicians/business men. Some fulani herdsmen live in the town with their families. Theses ones rarely cause problems. There are also nomadic herdsmen who normally camp temporarily in the forests. These are foreign fulani herdsmen e.g. bororos. They are also nomadic. The problem is fulani protect themselves and you cannot separate criminals from innocent ones. The way forward is to ban open grazing. All ranches should be registered with all cows have identification numbers. All abbatoirs and cattle markets can only take cows that have identification numbers. Nobody should kill cows without inspection by veterinary personnels. 1 Like |
Re: Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by yemmit90: 9:42pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
joyandfaith: This is only sensible person that got my point. Like i said before, government should rather focus or fishout these investors and compels them to buy land for ranching. No one is talking about RUGA or whatever here, just get your land the same way the Poultry farmers and others get their land. Wecmyst fishout these people and compels them to establish their private ranches in order to make open grazing ban more effective. |
Re: Why Open Grazing Ban Maybe Difficult To Enforce In Southern Nigeria. by Blue3k(m): 9:52pm On Jun 14, 2021 |
Where do you guys find these ridiculous stats? Can you name a specific person who owns these cows or is just rumors you deal in? About 75% of entire cows roaming the streets and villages in Southern Nigeria are own by Southerners. Fulani are just employees of these people. Quite a numbers of political class, Elites, wealthy people, bankers, civil servants, artisans, etc are doing this business. |
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