Farmers in Oke Ogun area of Oyo State have protested the incessant
rape of their women by the Fulani/Bororo herdsmen who have been
invading
their farms and unleashing terror on the community.
The farmers carried their
protest to the office of the Local Government Council Chairman and the
traditional ruler of the town, Oba Ganiyu Ologunnebi Ajinese in Iseyin.
The protesters numbering over 100 with placards alleged that the
Fulani/Bororo herdsmen on the pretext of grazing their cows on the farm
often rape their wives apart froms destroying their maize, cassava and
other farm produce.
Speaking with reporters, the Chairman of All Farmers Association of
Nigeria in Iseyin, Chief S.O. Fehintola, described the action of the
Fulani/Bororo herdsmen as inhuman and unacceptable to them.
He said that the action of the Fulani/Borro was immoral and
destructive and pleaded with the Council Chairman and the monarch to
call them to order.
In his words, he said that the, “These Fulani/Bororo people attempted to kill farmers who dare raise
eyebrows against their criminality as they rape our girls and wives with
impunity”, he further alleged.
The farmers’ leader appealed to the State government to make a law
controlling the activities of these men otherwise they would defend
themselves.
This Fulani herdsmen are becoming something else in this country, their people should as a matter or urgent call them to order.
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Gosshhhh! its like the fear of Fulani herds´men and their brothers boko haram is now the beginning of wisdom in Nigeria? These guys are complete evil men with no human feeling. Thank God the Cross River state Governor is now taking the right steps to transport those killers to their northermost desert.
ReplyDeleteGEJ government should look into the activities of these Herdsmen. These Fulani herdsmen brought more sorrow to any host community than good. Their activities should be henceforth checked.
ReplyDeleteMy People please take it easy here with the Fulani Herdsmen. I feel your angers.
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