“Speaking for those of us who have put in place anti-open grazing law. We have our reasons, and we have no apologies,” the governor stated.
The NSCDC said there have been disputes between herders and farmers in a Kwara community over grazing land.
The Ondo governor pushed back against his Kaduna counterpart’s comments that excoriated southern governors as playing to the gallery on Tuesday.
The lawmakers said persons in the cattle business should operate within the boundaries of the law.
The association advised farmers to report the destruction of farmlands to the authorities.
Ondo State chapter of Miyetti Allah describes the training as a welcome development for its members.
The suspects had demanded N30 million ransom from the victim’s father.
The lawmakers argued that the movement of cattles is a threat to peaceful coexistence in the state.
‘’Herders are dislocated from the southern states, and they have no place to return; it will set off another crisis which may not be good for the country.”
The Armed Forces of Nigeria are working with retired soldiers to fight killer herdsmen, bandits, unknown gunmen and Boko Haram terrorists.
