Governor Fayose of Ekiti State has giving herdsmen last warning over the killing of his people. He warned that “If any killing or destruction of farms of our people occurs again in the rampaging area, I will ensure that I use the law to fight you their leader on it. This is the last warning I am giving you,” he warned

The Governor also ordered herdsmen in Ekiti to register with N5,000 in their host communities for identity and locations.

He also threatened to arrest the Serikin Fulani in the state, Muhammed Abashe if further attacks occur in the state

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He condemned the herdsmen attacks on residents “at the slightest provocation” Herdsmen have been ordered to register with N5,000 in their host communities for identity and location by Ekiti state governor, Ayodele Fayose.
He also told Serikin Fulani in the state, Muhammed Abashe, that he will be held responsible for any further attack in the state, Punch reports. The governor, who was furious about the recent killing of a Tiv woman in Orin Ekiti by people suspected to be Fulani herders, said Abashe had failed in providing leadership by not stopping his kinsmen from destroying farms.

The governor also condemned the herdsmen attacks on residents “at the slightest provocation.” Fayose said this at separate peace meetings held on Friday and Saturday nights with Fulani herdsmen under the aegis of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria, farmers, local hunters, security agencies and representatives of the Tiv community in Ado Ekiti.

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He said: “If herders still want to stay among us, you must accept the responsibility to ensure that none of our peoples’ farms is destroyed by herdsmen any longer. “None of our people must be killed by your men, either they are strangers or those herdsmen living among us.

The governor said the activities of the herders had continued to stain the names of President Muhammadu Buhari and other notable Fulani leaders in the country. Henceforth, he said, herders must register with N5,000 in their host communities for identity and location.

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Hmmm

daris fire on d mountain oo.. hmmm

Fulani herdsmen terrorists must be dealt with.
Bullhari should know that the days of terror will be accounted for one day.

Fayose the man. Just make sure u put adequate security measures on ground to handle those vampires when they finally show up.

Oga fayose, we dey behind u o...

Make sure 2 take d mantle from d herdsman at d top.


Me no call nobody o

Hmm