Jigawa uncovers over 49,000 out-of-school Fulani children
The Jigawa State Government has said so far, 49,712,000 out-of-school Fulani children were discovered across the state. The Executive Secretary Agency for
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The Jigawa State Government has said so far, 49,712,000 out-of-school Fulani children were discovered across the state. The Executive Secretary Agency for
Punch Newspapers Sections Published 15 June 2021 The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), has often referred to the gazette which published the grazing laws in Nigeria. In his television interview to mark his sixth anniversary in office, he made reference to the so-called gazette, once more. The President was echoing what his Chief of Staff, Professor Ibrahim Gambari, said on April 1, 2018 when he was the Chancellor of the Kwara State University in Ilorin. On that day, Gambari referred to existing laws on grazing and that the major problem facing us now is the non-implementatio...
Before the enactment of the Grazing Reserve Law of the Northern Nigeria, the pastoral Fulani relied on the goodwill of the farmers.
What’s new? In 2019, Nigerian authorities launched a ten-year National Livestock Transformation Plan to curtail the movement of cattle, boost livestock production and quell the country’s lethal herder-farmer conflict. But inadequate political leadership, delays, funding uncertainties and a lack of expertise could derail the project. COVID-19 has exacerbated the challenges. Why did it happen? Violence fuelled by environmental degradation and competition over land has aggravated long-running tensions in the country’s northern and central regions. A surge in bloodshed in 2018 prompted ...
Punch Newspapers Sections JESUSEGUN ALAGBE JESUSEGUN ALAGBE JESUSEGUN ALAGBE his views on calls for either the resignation or impeachment of the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), due to the lingering security challenges across the country To say that Nigeria is battling with widespread insecurity is to state the obvious. In your years of military experience, has it ever been this bad? You see, I do not believe that Nigeria is in a state of insecurity because nobody is invading Nigeria. There is no foreign country or enemy or other forces that are invading the country. Wha...