
Only My Tenure Has Implemented A Solution To Herder-Farmer Fights – Buhari
President of Nigeria, General Muhamamdu Buhari (rtd) has said that his government is the only one in Nigeria’s history to profess solution to decades herder/farmer fight, exacerbated by desertification and demographic growth. Information Guide Nigeria
In a correspondence with Bloomberg, the president emphasised that the National Livestock Transformation Plan, putting ranching at its core, is the only way to deplete the competition for resources at the core of the clashes. NAIRAMETRICS reports.
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Buhari while reaffirming that a leader of ISWAP was eliminated by a Nigerian Airforce airstrike in March, noted that the jets acquired from the US and intelligence shared by the British were not provided to previous administrations and stand as testament to renewed trust re-built between Nigeria and her traditional western allies under his government.
“Terrorists no longer hold any territory in Nigeria, and their leaders are deceased; and vast infrastructure development sets the country on course for sustainable and equitable growth,” Buhari stated. jamb results
“Their leadership enjoys safe haven in the West, broadcasting hate speech into Nigeria from London, spending millions lobbying members of the US Congress, and freely using international financial networks to arm agitators on the ground.
“This must stop,” the president declared.
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