
Femi-Fani-Kayode
Former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode has lambasted the Presidency for warning Governor Rotimi Akeredolu over his quit notice given to herdsmen to vacate Ondo forest.
The Presidency had while calling for restraint from both sides said “It will be the least expected to unilaterally oust thousands of herders who have lived all their lives in the state on account of the infiltration of the forests by criminals.”
A statement issued by President Muhammadu Buhari’s Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu had urged the state government and the leadership of the Fulani communities to continue their dialogue for a good understanding that will bring to an urgent end the nightmarish security challenges.
But reacting, Fani Kayode in a tweet on Wednesday said that the assertion by Garba Shehu that herdsmen have a right to reside in the forests of Ondo and South West was ‘insulting, provocative, asinine and absurd.’
According to him, “Quit notices cannot be given to law-abiding citizens in any part of Nigeria but must be given to those that kill, steal and seek to destroy the lives of others. Murderous terrorists and bloodthirsty and evil men that hide in the forest to ambush, kidnap, kill and destroy innocent and hardworking men and women have no constitutional rights.
“It is the duty of Government to not only flush them out from whichever hole they are hiding but also to despatch them to hell where they belong.
“Akeredolu has done and said the right thing and I urge every single SW Governor to do the same. Fulanis, Hausas, Igbos, Ijaws and all Nigerians are welcome in the SW but terrorists, bandits, killers and unhinged, bloodlusting and bloodthirsty psychopaths and sociopaths are not.”
“Buhari do your job and stop the killings. Stop turning a blind eye simply because they come from your tribe. Stop brushing this under the carpet and treating them with kid gloves simply because they are your footsoldiers. Stop protecting them and stop encouraging them,” he added.
..Quit notices cannot be given to law-abiding citizens in any part of Nigeria and I have always opposed such notices. However they can and must be given to those that kill, steal & seek to destroy the lives of others. Murderous terrorists and bloodthirsty and evil men that..2/
— Femi Fani-Kayode (@realFFK) January 20, 2021
..Akeredolu has done & said the right thing and I urge every single SW Governor to do the same. Fulanis, Hausas, Igbos, Ijaws & ALL Nigerians are welcome in the SW but terrorists, bandits, killers & unhinged, bloodlusting and bloodthirsty psychopaths and sociopaths are not. 4/
— Femi Fani-Kayode (@realFFK) January 20, 2021
…Stop sacrificing the people of the SW on the alter of solidarity with the herdsmen and Miyetti Allah. Treat ALL Nigerians as equals & defend them ALL otherwise people will take measures to protect themselves. Developments in Ibarapa, Oyo state are a glaring testimony to that.
— Femi Fani-Kayode (@realFFK) January 20, 2021
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