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How Ondo can prevent further farmer-herder conflicts - Prime Progress NG
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How Ondo can prevent further farmer-herder conflicts - Prime Progress NG
By Isaac Atunlute Last July, when cattle reportedly trampled maize, cassava, plantain, vegetables, and yams worth more than ₦20 million in Ipogun, a farming community in Ondo State, the damage was not only economic. The episode reignited tensions between herders and farmers, a long-drawn-out crisis that has cramped food production in Ondo State. Farmers like Tunde Fawoyi and Adefila Solomon, who have invested considerable labour and capital in…
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