They described the abduction of the former Minister of Finance, who was abducted by the herdsmen yesterday in his farm in Ondo State as a sin against humanity.
In the statement, the Yoruba group said the era in which herdsmen would invade farms in Yoruba land and vandalize property was gradually making a comeback.
“We would want to know that the attribute of Yoruba people to be accommodating is not something that should be abused,” said the statement.
“For us, being accommodating is a virtue that was inculcated into us by our forefathers, and should therefore not be seen as a weakness by anybody
“We would, however want to send a note of warning that the Federal Government should do all within its powers to ensure that Baba Falae is returned to his family safe and sound,” the statement also said.
Don't just turn ds into something else...although I expect d fulani to heed to d warning
ReplyDeleteAbeg ee....he is not d only man that has been kidnap b4....so make una no use that as an excuse to cause unecessary tension biko
ReplyDeleteDe don't have any talk abeg
ReplyDeleteDis is wat u people shuld hav been trying to do instead of engaging in politics.
ReplyDeleteGood warning! Buh will those miscreants heed? I seriously doubt. Have you heard the New Nigerian National Anthem? Anticipate #PromiseLand
ReplyDeleteD's kidnapping don dey enter anode level
ReplyDeleteAre they really fulani herds men or disguise herds men? To me they are fake fulani herds men. This one's are professional kidnappers who disguise like herdsmen to cover their tracks and identity.
ReplyDeleteI smell some trouble brewing
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