As the dry season draws nearer, the Federal Government in conjunction with the Nasarawa State Government has organized a stakeholders meeting in order to forestall crises between farmers/herdsmen. The meeting which was organized by the Presidential Committee on the farmers/herders crisis, seeks to serve as a guide for key players on the early warning and action mechanism, for the month of November and February.
TVC News Correspondent, Godwin Agwam reports that dry season in the northern part of Nigeria comes with non- availability of rainfall which leads to the scarcity of pastures for cattle.
This situation, compels marauding herdsmen to search for greener pastures for their herds in the North Central part of the country which often leads to a faceoff between farmers/herdsmen.
To prevent this recurring incident the history of the country, the Federal government entered into partnership with the Nasarawa State Government to proffer solution to it.
For the Nasarawa State Government, the community base conflict resolution mechanism is the sure way to ending the crises.
But the traditional rulers want the government to put an end to underage herding in the country.
The Meeting was attended by members of the Nasarawa State Security Council, Presidential Committee on Farmers/Herdsmen crises, Traditional rulers and religious leaders in the state.
As the dry season draws nearer, the Federal Government in conjunction with the Nasarawa State Government has organized a stakeholders meeting in order to forestall crises between farmers/herdsmen. The meeting which was organized by the Presidential Committee on the farmers/herders crisis, seeks to serve as a guide for key players on the early warning and action mechanism, for the month of November and February.
TVC News Correspondent, Godwin Agwam reports that dry season in the northern part of Nigeria comes with non- availability of rainfall which leads to the scarcity of pastures for cattle.
This situation, compels marauding herdsmen to search for greener pastures for their herds in the North Central part of the country which often leads to a faceoff between farmers/herdsmen.
To prevent this recurring incident the history of the country, the Federal government entered into partnership with the Nasarawa State Government to proffer solution to it.
For the Nasarawa State Government, the community base conflict resolution mechanism is the sure way to ending the crises.
But the traditional rulers want the government to put an end to underage herding in the country.
The Meeting was attended by members of the Nasarawa State Security Council, Presidential Committee on Farmers/Herdsmen crises, Traditional rulers and religious leaders in the state.
As the dry season draws nearer, the Federal Government in conjunction with the Nasarawa State Government has organized a stakeholders meeting in order to forestall crises between farmers/herdsmen. The meeting which was organized by the Presidential Committee on the farmers/herders crisis, seeks to serve as a guide for key players on the early warning and action mechanism, for the month of November and February.
TVC News Correspondent, Godwin Agwam reports that dry season in the northern part of Nigeria comes with non- availability of rainfall which leads to the scarcity of pastures for cattle.
This situation, compels marauding herdsmen to search for greener pastures for their herds in the North Central part of the country which often leads to a faceoff between farmers/herdsmen.
To prevent this recurring incident the history of the country, the Federal government entered into partnership with the Nasarawa State Government to proffer solution to it.
For the Nasarawa State Government, the community base conflict resolution mechanism is the sure way to ending the crises.
But the traditional rulers want the government to put an end to underage herding in the country.
The Meeting was attended by members of the Nasarawa State Security Council, Presidential Committee on Farmers/Herdsmen crises, Traditional rulers and religious leaders in the state.
As the dry season draws nearer, the Federal Government in conjunction with the Nasarawa State Government has organized a stakeholders meeting in order to forestall crises between farmers/herdsmen. The meeting which was organized by the Presidential Committee on the farmers/herders crisis, seeks to serve as a guide for key players on the early warning and action mechanism, for the month of November and February.
TVC News Correspondent, Godwin Agwam reports that dry season in the northern part of Nigeria comes with non- availability of rainfall which leads to the scarcity of pastures for cattle.
This situation, compels marauding herdsmen to search for greener pastures for their herds in the North Central part of the country which often leads to a faceoff between farmers/herdsmen.
To prevent this recurring incident the history of the country, the Federal government entered into partnership with the Nasarawa State Government to proffer solution to it.
For the Nasarawa State Government, the community base conflict resolution mechanism is the sure way to ending the crises.
But the traditional rulers want the government to put an end to underage herding in the country.
The Meeting was attended by members of the Nasarawa State Security Council, Presidential Committee on Farmers/Herdsmen crises, Traditional rulers and religious leaders in the state.
As the dry season draws nearer, the Federal Government in conjunction with the Nasarawa State Government has organized a stakeholders meeting in order to forestall crises between farmers/herdsmen. The meeting which was organized by the Presidential Committee on the farmers/herders crisis, seeks to serve as a guide for key players on the early warning and action mechanism, for the month of November and February.
TVC News Correspondent, Godwin Agwam reports that dry season in the northern part of Nigeria comes with non- availability of rainfall which leads to the scarcity of pastures for cattle.
This situation, compels marauding herdsmen to search for greener pastures for their herds in the North Central part of the country which often leads to a faceoff between farmers/herdsmen.
To prevent this recurring incident the history of the country, the Federal government entered into partnership with the Nasarawa State Government to proffer solution to it.
For the Nasarawa State Government, the community base conflict resolution mechanism is the sure way to ending the crises.
But the traditional rulers want the government to put an end to underage herding in the country.
The Meeting was attended by members of the Nasarawa State Security Council, Presidential Committee on Farmers/Herdsmen crises, Traditional rulers and religious leaders in the state.
As the dry season draws nearer, the Federal Government in conjunction with the Nasarawa State Government has organized a stakeholders meeting in order to forestall crises between farmers/herdsmen. The meeting which was organized by the Presidential Committee on the farmers/herders crisis, seeks to serve as a guide for key players on the early warning and action mechanism, for the month of November and February.
TVC News Correspondent, Godwin Agwam reports that dry season in the northern part of Nigeria comes with non- availability of rainfall which leads to the scarcity of pastures for cattle.
This situation, compels marauding herdsmen to search for greener pastures for their herds in the North Central part of the country which often leads to a faceoff between farmers/herdsmen.
To prevent this recurring incident the history of the country, the Federal government entered into partnership with the Nasarawa State Government to proffer solution to it.
For the Nasarawa State Government, the community base conflict resolution mechanism is the sure way to ending the crises.
But the traditional rulers want the government to put an end to underage herding in the country.
The Meeting was attended by members of the Nasarawa State Security Council, Presidential Committee on Farmers/Herdsmen crises, Traditional rulers and religious leaders in the state.
As the dry season draws nearer, the Federal Government in conjunction with the Nasarawa State Government has organized a stakeholders meeting in order to forestall crises between farmers/herdsmen. The meeting which was organized by the Presidential Committee on the farmers/herders crisis, seeks to serve as a guide for key players on the early warning and action mechanism, for the month of November and February.
TVC News Correspondent, Godwin Agwam reports that dry season in the northern part of Nigeria comes with non- availability of rainfall which leads to the scarcity of pastures for cattle.
This situation, compels marauding herdsmen to search for greener pastures for their herds in the North Central part of the country which often leads to a faceoff between farmers/herdsmen.
To prevent this recurring incident the history of the country, the Federal government entered into partnership with the Nasarawa State Government to proffer solution to it.
For the Nasarawa State Government, the community base conflict resolution mechanism is the sure way to ending the crises.
But the traditional rulers want the government to put an end to underage herding in the country.
The Meeting was attended by members of the Nasarawa State Security Council, Presidential Committee on Farmers/Herdsmen crises, Traditional rulers and religious leaders in the state.
As the dry season draws nearer, the Federal Government in conjunction with the Nasarawa State Government has organized a stakeholders meeting in order to forestall crises between farmers/herdsmen. The meeting which was organized by the Presidential Committee on the farmers/herders crisis, seeks to serve as a guide for key players on the early warning and action mechanism, for the month of November and February.
TVC News Correspondent, Godwin Agwam reports that dry season in the northern part of Nigeria comes with non- availability of rainfall which leads to the scarcity of pastures for cattle.
This situation, compels marauding herdsmen to search for greener pastures for their herds in the North Central part of the country which often leads to a faceoff between farmers/herdsmen.
To prevent this recurring incident the history of the country, the Federal government entered into partnership with the Nasarawa State Government to proffer solution to it.
For the Nasarawa State Government, the community base conflict resolution mechanism is the sure way to ending the crises.
But the traditional rulers want the government to put an end to underage herding in the country.
The Meeting was attended by members of the Nasarawa State Security Council, Presidential Committee on Farmers/Herdsmen crises, Traditional rulers and religious leaders in the state.
Related posts:
Gombe partners with NALDA for dry season farming
Food security: CBN rallies stakeholders for dry season farming
FG flags off of the 2023/2024 dry season farming
FG flags-off dry season farming in Benue
Nigeria to consult with UK to forestall rejection of yam exports – Ogbeh
Kaduna Crisis: Security officials still on ground to forestall resurgence
B/Haram, herders/farmers crises prevent LG elections in Adamawa – Commissioner
Nasarawa State To Hold Community Leaders Responsible For Crises
