National Assembly, Abuja
During today's plenary session at the National Assembly, members of
the Nigerian senate passed for first reading, a bill to establish
grazing reserves for cattles across the country.
Rabiu Kwankwaso, a senator from Kano central, who sponsored the
bill titled it: "National Grazing Reserves Agency Bill, 2016", as it was
read the first time at the senate on Wednesday.
There was also a similar bill titled "National Ranching Commision
Bill" which was sponsored by Barbabas Gemade, a senator representating
Benue North East, and it also scaled the first reading.
The bills are coming at time that there have been reports of
attacks by fulani herdsmen across the country. The killings in Nimbo,
Enugu state and Agatu in Benue state, are some of the recent reported
attacks.
Below are tweets we gathered from the Nigerian senate's page;
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