Create Policing Body For Anti-Open Grazing Law, Group Urges States Govt | African Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The association said states with such legislation should establish armed vigilantes to carry out enforcement of the provisions of the law, just as the Amotekun Security Network is doing lawfully in some South West States of Nigeria.
48% : A frontline civil rights advocacy group, Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) has urged the States that have enacted the legislation against open grazing of livestock to set up a policing body to monitor infractions and enforcement of the law.
44% : "It is disgraceful that Nigeria Police Force is now an institution led by Ethnic warlords who are affiliates of Fulani herders because investigation showed that herders still graze their animals openly in many states that have enacted the anti-open grazing law without being intercepted by law enforcement agents", the group lamented.

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