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Insecurity: Ondo approves bill for rearing, grazing of livestock On …Establishes ranches, grazing areas By Dayo Johnson Akure In a bid to curb the spate of herders/ farmers clashes in the state, Ondo government, Thursday approved a bill for the rearing and grazing of livestock across the state. went further to curb the spate of herders/ farmers clashes in the state by approving a bill for the rearing and grazing of livestock across the state. The bill is to be transmitted to the state House of Assembly for debate and passage. Information and Orientation commissioner, Donald Ojogo and the state Attorney General and Justice commissioner, Charles Titiloye said this at a media briefing after the state Executive Councils weekly meeting in Akure.
7-day ultimatum to Fulani herders: Presidency, Akeredolu at war On …My ultimatum stands — Ondo gov By Dayo Johnson, Dapo Akinrefon & Johnbosco Agbakwuru THE Presidency and Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State, yesterday, headed for a showdown over the ultimatum given by the latter to Fulani herders to vacate the forest reserves in the state. While the Presidency said the governor had no constitutional powers to ask anybody to leave the state or any part of the state, the governor insisted, yesterday, that his seven days ultimatum stays. In a statement by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity in Abuja, the Presidency maintained that asking the herders to leave could set off a chain of events, which the constitution anticipated and tried to guard against.
Dayo Johnson – Akure Ondo state government has vowed not to rescind the ultimatum issued to herdsmen to vacate its forest reserve within seven days The Special Adviser to governor Rotimi Akeredolu on Security matters, Alhaji Jimoh Dojumo said the state government was determined to put an end to kidnapping and killings in the state. Dojumo insisted that “those perpetrating the heinous act are using the forest to cover their crimes and stressed the need to flush out the criminals from the forest. READ ALSO: While he declined to give details of his government would effect the directive, the Special Adviser said “this is a security matter and it is not for public consumption but I want to advise those operating within the forest legally to register with the state government.
Herdsmen: No Going Back On Seven-Day Ultimatum To Vacate Our Forest Reserves, Says Ondo Government The Special Adviser to Governor Rotimi Akeredolu on Security Matters, Alhaji Jimoh Dojumo, stated this, adding that the state government was determined to put an end to cases of kidnapping and killing in the state. by SaharaReporters, New York Jan 19, 2021 The Ondo State Government has vowed not to rescind the ultimatum it issued to herdsmen to vacate its forest reserves within seven days. The Special Adviser to Governor Rotimi Akeredolu on Security Matters, Alhaji Jimoh Dojumo, stated this, adding that the state government was determined to put an end to cases of kidnapping and killing in the state.