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After Refusing To Enforce Anti-open Grazing, Obaseki Meets Buhari In Aso Villa

After Refusing To Enforce Anti-open Grazing, Obaseki Meets Buhari In Aso Villa

Governor Godwin Obaseki on Wednesday met with President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

From the Reports that this was made known by the Special Adviser to the President and Publicity, 

“President Buhari receives Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State in State House on 13th Oct 2021,” Adesina captioned photos.

No reason was given for the meeting by Adesina as at the time of filing in this report.

Recall that Governor Obaseki had recently stated that Edo State will not Implement the Anti-Open Grazing Law yet

Obaseki said he is yet to enforce the law because the root causes of farmer-herders crises is yet to be identified.

“We are one of the few states that are yet to sign the anti-open grazing law, and the reason is simple; it doesn’t make sense to put out a law you cannot enforce. The best way of enforcing a law is to bring everybody together to be part of that law,” he said.

“We have a crisis in our country, it is deeply rooted; there are different causes. Let us go to the root of the causes and resolve it from there. People have said that we have lived a hundred years together in harmony before now. Why are we having these problems today?”

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