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Names Of 16 Nigerian States Ready For Establishment Of Cattle Colonies

Reports have it that 16 Nigerian states have gone into agreement for the establishment of cattle colonies put forward by the Agriculture and Rural Development minister, Chief Audu Ogbeh as a panacea to the continued herdsmen challenge in the country.

Information has it that some 16 states, all in the North, have volunteered land for the establishment of cattle colonies in their region.

The states are as follow: Adamawa, Kano, Kaduna, Katsina, Zamfara, Kebbi, Nasarawa and Plateau.

Bauchi, Gombe, Borno, Jigawa, Yobe, Niger, Kogi and Kwara states complete the list.

According to The Punch, all the 16 states have agreed to volunteer 5,000 hectares of land each.

However, Benue and Taraba experiencing herdsmen attacks have rejected the cattle colonies.

All the 17 states of Southern Nigeria have also refused to volunteer land for the cattle colonies.

DAILY POST recalls that Governor Ayo Fayose had vowed not to give Ekiti land for cattle colonies.

Similarly, the Oodua Peoples Congress (OPC) rejected Federal Government’s plan to establish ‘cattle colonies,’ in South-Western states.

Names Of 16 Nigerian States Ready For Establishment Of Cattle Colonies






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