Enugu Embarks On 11,000-hectare Livestock And Ranch Development To Curb Grazing
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This page is a reaction thread to a news report about the Enugu State Government's plan to build an 11,000-hectare livestock ranch. The discussion is dominated by political debate, tribal tensions between Igbo and Fulani groups, and skepticism regarding the government's motives and the project's connection to the controversial RUGA settlement scheme.
Pain points:
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“Will Fulanis benefit from the ranch? If yes, it is what it is. Don't forcefully take people's land and give it to 'visitors'.”
“So sad that other groups in the country have given the monopoly to the Fulani man. It is time other tribes train their own in animal husbandry, set up ranches and reduce the influence of the Fulani man in this business.”
“PMB was a crook who wanted to forcefully seized indigenous land for Islamic Fulani terrorists...”
Unclassified: The thread contains significant political discourse regarding the PDP/APC rivalry, the specific definition of 'RUGA' versus modern ranching, and accusations of ethnic bias in government projects, which do not fit standard agricultural production or market themes.
page 1 · 32 posts · 22 participants
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This thread is a heated political and cultural debate regarding Enugu State's new 11,000-hectare livestock ranch project. Users fiercely distinguish this fenced, commercial model from the controversial RUGA settlement plan, expressing deep skepticism about Fulani herdsmen entering the Southeast and potential government corruption. The discussion is dominated by political rhetoric and ethnic tensions rather than practical agricultural farming advice.
Pain points:
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Credibility signals:
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“Enugu state has the largest land area in the south east so that is the ideal place for Fulani ranching, besides Fulani have always considered Enugu as their home having the first mayor of Enugu town.”
“Buhari wanted to grab people`s land to establish ranches for his Fulani people.”
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“Mbah should be careful. He should look at what has become of Lokpanta in Abia State”
Unclassified: political_rhetoric
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This page is a political discussion thread reacting to news about Enugu's livestock development project, with users debating the implications for herdsmen and land ownership. The conversation quickly devolves into general political banter about the APC party and election prospects, rather than focusing on agricultural practices. A single post at the end serves as a promotional listing for a nursery in Benue State.
Prices:
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Credibility signals:
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“FG proposals are for the fulani herdsmen but this is for the people.”
“I had to take millions of naira to go into another state and community to buy land for my farm.”
“The reason it was rejected then was simple: BUHARI COULD NOT BE TRUSTED”