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Dangote says unemployment responsible for herdsmen farmers crisis

By Channels
17 January 2018   |   9:40 am
Dangote says unemployment responsible for herdsmen farmers crisis.

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    Sadly, he missed the point to
    recognize that unemployment in the country, is not responsible for the atrocities and violent crimes of herdsmen against farmers and innocent Nigerians.
    Those who armed the herdsmen with weapons of war, and continued to support them knew exactly what they are doing.
    But the farmers have the right to protect their farmlands from intruders.

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    There is no correlation between herdsmen and unemployment in Nigeria. This is because, herdsmen are working, that’s their occupation and their spoke persons are all in the umbrella MACBAN. So Dangote, don’t tell us about unemployment is causing the problem between herdsmen and farmers.
    The government intention is create more jobs through agriculture, and the president’s kinsmen are sabotaging the effort and the worst is he is silent, how can he achieve his objective?

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    Dont mind these fulani people they all have there brains in there anus.What unemployment is he talking about instead of adressing and calling them terrorists like they are you are here talking about people that has been doing the normadic business they are used to.

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