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El-Rufai Masquerading As Leader, Exporting Banditry To South – Akeredolu

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Exporting Banditry To South

THE Ondo State Governor, Mr Rotimi Akeredolu, has berated his counterpart in Kaduna State, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, over the latter’s touch upon anti-open grazing legislation.
El-Rufai had described the anti-open grazing legal guidelines being signed by a number of the southern governors as unrealistic.

However Akeredolu, in an announcement issued by the state Commissioner for Info and Orientation, Mr Donald Ojogo, stated such an announcement mustn’t have come from a pacesetter.

Within the assertion titled, ‘Anti-open grazing: El-Rufai’s assault on southern governors devious, a hysteric ploy to externalise banditry’, Akeredolu reiterated that the anti-open grazing legislation, particularly in Ondo State, had come to remain, saying, “It shall be zealously guarded and conscionably deployed to guard all residents of Ondo State, however their ethnic and non secular biases.”

The assertion learn, “From all indications, Governor Nasir El-Rufai, if he was correctly quoted and his views not misrepresented, is struggling laborious to export banditry to the South underneath an expressed opinion that’s laced with mischief.

“Maybe, it’s apt to state clearly that the likes of Governor El-Rufai are already in a hysteric ‘mode’ of escalating and certainly, externalising banditry, particularly because the army onslaught towards legal elements and different terror variants suffices within the North.

“For emphasis, any such remark like that of the Kaduna Governor, if certainly he made that assertion, merely seeks to encourage anarchy underneath the guise of resentment of a legislation by affected stakeholders.”