There Is No Land For Grazing In Ekiti State, Power To Assign Land Belongs To The Governors. Fayose Tells Northerner senators

Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, has insisted that there is no land for grazing in the state, noting that power to assign land belongs to the governor. Fayose who spoke  during the May edition of ‘Meet Your Governor’ his monthly media chat, said the rampaging Fulani herdsmen who have been terrorizing communities in parts of the country would meet their waterloo in Ekiti if they dare attack anyone. He said: “If you bring your cow to come and eat up my farmland, I will put Gammalin 20 inside the water that they will drink from. That is what I will do to those destroying our communities and raping our wives,” he said. “I heard that 83 cows have been killed since I made the statement. If you come to Afao and eat up my palm tree, we have set traps for grass cutters and rodents and the trap will catch them.