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Ekiti’s anti-grazing law, a step in the right direction Gani Adams

NATIONAL Coordinator of the Oodua Peoples Congress, OPC, Otunba Gani Adams has described the anti-grazing law passed by the Ekiti State government as a step in the right direction.

Adams said: “It is no longer news that the herdsmen have been acting with impunity in communities across the South West. They have killed, robbed and raped hapless citizens without any action taken against them by the security agencies. This seeming sense of insecurity and helplessness by the people is a dangerous trend that portends danger for the peaceful coexistence of Nigerians.

“Ekiti State has set the pace and showed us how to stop the senseless killings. I want to implore other state governors, especially in the South west, to follow this laudable example and pass similar laws that will restrict these herdsmen from their wicked and evil actions. We all must remember that cattle business is a private business with private interest.

“Therefore, it should not be made to look to enjoy any special favour by the government. The carrying and use of automatic weapons by herdsmen should be outlawed and Ekiti State has shown the way.”
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