I have been studying with deep concern the possibility of the ill-equipped and state-managed paramilitary and hunter-like outfits like Amotekun and Ebubeagu combating hardened, well-armed Fulani killer-herdsmen. It's better to demand for the division of the army if there are doubts and fear of complicity than set up futile and wasteful groups. Have the Yoruba and Igbo governors forgotten that Fulani killer-herdsmen confront trained soldiers? Why do they want to waste the lives of young and untrained youths in their ill-conceived ideas?
Why is it difficult for the governors to use law to stop open grazing and compel cow owners to buy land and set up ranches instead choosing to sacrifice their children to the Fulani terrorist groups? Which process is better? From every indication, the killer-herdsmen have access to any form of lethal weapon as attacks have shown over time, why can't these southern governors think properly and use their well-touted education to protect their people from Fulani killer-herdsmen? Where is the oath to protect their people? What assessments have they carried to know the firepower of the Fulani terrorists and can Nigerian state allow them equip Amotekun and Ebubeagu with commensurate arms?
I will blame the Igbo governors if they pitch their toothless Ebubeagu against the ESN. You don't go for stone when gold is available. It is only a foolish hunter that uses a stick to fight a ferocious tiger.

They are playing politics with the lives of their people.

Watching with interest