Farmer-herder wahala for Nigeria dey still threaten lives, destroy people livelihood and raise concern about food production, even after government don try for years. Violence don return for affected communities, even after initiatives like the National Livestock Transformation Plan, RUGA settlements and new efforts to promote ranching.
The latest violence for Paikon-Kore, inside Gwagwalada Area Council for Federal Capital Territory, don make people ask why the wahala dey continue and whether government measures don work. The conflict also show say e hard to find lasting solutions for land, grazing and water wahala.
If violence continue, e fit spoil efforts to restore peace for the affected areas. The wahala wey dey come back don make people look again the measures wey dem put in place to prevent conflict and protect farmers’ livelihoods.
