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Herders Should Wait For Evacuation Of Farm Produce Before Rearing – Council Chairman

By Muhammad Goronyo, Sokoto

Herders in Bodinga local government has been urged to exercise patience and wait for farmers to evacuate their farm products before embarking on their activities.

Chairman of the area, Alhaji Shehu Muhammad Danmaliki who made the call said this was to prevent any possible understanding among them.

Danmaliki noted that there are farmers who have not evacuated their produce in their farms.

He also called on the farmers to report any herder who rear in their farms to authorities for necessary actions.

He as well commend people of the area for maintenance of peace and stability in the area.

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