Ruga controversy: No land will be ceded to Fulani herdsmen in Abia – Nnaji Asiegbu insists
DAILY POST reports that President Muhammaduin some states across Nigeria.
Reacting in an interview with newsmen on Monday evening, in Umuahia, the state capital, Asiegbu asserted, “I must commend governors, stakeholders and religious leaders particularly, from the South East zone, who have come out openly to kick against Ruga Settlement. The issue of Ruga settlement should not be considered. How can you give a land to people who are doing their own business? Acquire land from indigenous people, using government money to buy land for Fulani herdsmen. It is not right.
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