Ranching Will End Farmer-Herder Clashes, Other Crimes – Governor Bago

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Niger State governor, Mohammed Umaru Bago, has posited that mobilising Fulani to clasp cattle ranching for improved livestock accumulation volition extremity the persistent clashes betwixt famers and herders successful the country.

He said the measurement would besides assistance cheque different information challenges.

The politician stated this erstwhile helium received representatives of antithetic Fulani groups nether the auspices of Madako Foundation for Conflict Resolution and Empowerment connected a courtesy sojourn to the Government House.

Bago asserted that ranching is the champion and astir improved level for livestock accumulation and urged the Fulani to clasp it. He said it would besides make much income for them done the value-chain production.

He described the Fulani arsenic hardworking radical and acknowledged the authorities government’s efforts successful identifying those engaging successful nefarious activities.

The politician cautioned those invading farms to halt the act.

Bago, who encouraged his guests to guarantee the enrolment of their children successful schools, applauded the efforts of the CEO of Madako Foundation for her inaugural of creating avenues for Fulani children to beryllium successful schoolhouse and charged connected their educated kinsmen to travel to Niger State to amended nomadic education.

In his remarks, Dr. Abubakar Umar Girei, who represented the Lamido of Adamawa, commended the politician for his emotion and enactment for the Fulani, noting that Bago has carried them on successful the strategy of things.

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He besides appreciated the governor’s enactment of the Madako Foundation to amended the lives of Fulani successful the state.

He said the full Fulani contention is arrogant to subordinate with the politician and is acceptable to cardinal into his progressive ideas.

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