According to Baba-Gombe, the land if allocated will put an end to the crisis between herdsmen and farmers in the state. He said that the land would help the herdsmen to stop encroaching into people’s farmlands in search of food for their animals. He said that one of the main challenges facing herdsmen in the state was a grazing land, hence the need for the state government to come to their aid.
“We use to instruct our people to always ask for permission before entering into any land to graze. “If I were to be a farmer, I won’t be pleased if any cattle come along to destroy my crops.
“If a grazing land is provided, the animals would not stray into farms and this would further prevent any future crisis between herdsmen and farmers in the state.
“All we are appealing for is a grazing land that is different from the farmlands; this would help us to stop encroaching into people’s farmlands in search of food for our cattle.
“We have also sensitised our people to always have a good understanding with their host communities’’, he said.
He further said that herdsmen in the state were tired of moving their cattle from one place to the other in search of food for them, hence the appeal for a reserved land for them.
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They want to start from cross river state why not start from Ekiti state. You don't have to ask for it just inform your oga and he will order the governor to do it immediately.
ReplyDeleteGovernor Ayade, pls use ur head wisely. This people r evil. Accommodating u accommodate devil itself. Pls, let them go back to their Northern land 4 peace to reign. No piece of land in Cross River state shld b allocated to them ur excellence pls.
ReplyDeleteAll just to eat beef? Get out. We will import it from Cameroon fresher.
ReplyDeleteSo that in future they can lay owner claims to the land, is it not so hausa/fulani namas???
ReplyDeletePresent your case to senile Ango Abullahi.
ReplyDeleteThe good fulanis are suffering with the bad ones.
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