The Development Agenda for Western Nigeria, DAWN, yesterday, urged South-West governors to enforce the anti-open grazing law in their states, saying the enforcement would enhance the security in the region. Director-General of DAWN, Mr. Seye Oyeleye, said this while addressing newsmen in Ibadan.
Oyeleye said governors should use the police and Amotekun to enforce the ban on open grazing stressing that they can’t make a law and go to bed expecting that it would be complied with. Open grazing has been banned by states in the South-West and the DAWN Commission believes this to be the first step towards ensuring security in the forests. He added that everybody must comply and If it is the way of life of some people to graze cows, that way of life is harmful to the practices of others which is agriculture and it must stop.
