Open Grazing: Ganduje Expresses Concern Over Southern Governors’ Ban

Governor of Kano State, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has expressed
deep concern over the ban on open grazing by the 17 Southern
governors, urging the herders affected by the ban, to return to
Kano.

Ganduje who was speaking while receiving the Emir of Kano Aminu,
Ado Bayero on a Sallah traditional Hawan Nasarawa at the Government
House, yesterday, said: “It is true that the oldest mood of cattle
movement from one end to another, rather bread poverty and is no
longer tenable.”

“However, the way and manner Fulani headers are been subjected
to untold maltreatment and agony in the Southern part of this
country is not acceptable and this should change because they are
equally Nigerians, who have rights of living anywhere”.

However, Ganduje called on those affected to return to kano as
there is now a modern grazing of animals going on at Dansoshiya
hush in the state.

While remembering the huge hospitality Kano always gives to none
Indigents, Ganduje said Fulanis should be allowed to enjoy their
safety across Nigeria.

“I recall how late Emir of Kano Ado Bayero, protected none
indigents during civil war and for those who fled Kano living
behind their properties everything was duly protected by the Emir
including rents money realized was given to them when they returned
back” he said.

Commenting on the country’s security challenge, Ganduje said it
should not be left in the hands of the President Muhammadu Buhari
alone because it is everybody’s responsibility for everybody and
all hands must be on deck to ensure it.

He also commended Emir Ado Bayero for moving around Nigeria to
solidify relationship between him and other traditional leaders,
saying that act alone has made President Buhari happy as he openly
disclosed that the Emir inherited his father’s roles of a national
leader.

Governor of Kano State, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has expressed
deep concern over the ban on open grazing by the 17 Southern
governors, urging the herders affected by the ban, to return to
Kano.

Ganduje who was speaking while receiving the Emir of Kano Aminu,
Ado Bayero on a Sallah traditional Hawan Nasarawa at the Government
House, yesterday, said: “It is true that the oldest mood of cattle
movement from one end to another, rather bread poverty and is no
longer tenable.”

“However, the way and manner Fulani headers are been subjected
to untold maltreatment and agony in the Southern part of this
country is not acceptable and this should change because they are
equally Nigerians, who have rights of living anywhere”.

However, Ganduje called on those affected to return to kano as
there is now a modern grazing of animals going on at Dansoshiya
hush in the state.

While remembering the huge hospitality Kano always gives to none
Indigents, Ganduje said Fulanis should be allowed to enjoy their
safety across Nigeria.

“I recall how late Emir of Kano Ado Bayero, protected none
indigents during civil war and for those who fled Kano living
behind their properties everything was duly protected by the Emir
including rents money realized was given to them when they returned
back” he said.

Commenting on the country’s security challenge, Ganduje said it
should not be left in the hands of the President Muhammadu Buhari
alone because it is everybody’s responsibility for everybody and
all hands must be on deck to ensure it.

He also commended Emir Ado Bayero for moving around Nigeria to
solidify relationship between him and other traditional leaders,
saying that act alone has made President Buhari happy as he openly
disclosed that the Emir inherited his father’s roles of a national
leader.