South East has no reason to reject Fulani herders – Apugo
Prince B.B. Apugo, a chieftain from Abia State is a member of the Board of Trustees and national caucus of the All Progressives Congress . In this interview, he disagrees with the position taken by some governors on the Ruga settlements, the clamour for recognition by the Igbo and what President Muhammadu Buhari should do to sustain his social intervention programmes. Excerpts:aily Trust: States in the South East say they will not give their lands to settle Fulani herders.
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