Sending Fulani Herdsmen to Attack Us won’t make me repeal the anti-grazing law – Governor Ortom Governor Samuel Ortom has said that the violent attacks against residents of Benue state by Fulani Herdsmen won’t make his administration repeal the anti-grazing law. ALSO READ: Group Cries Out As FG Disbands New Security Outfits Governor who spoke during a media parley disclosed that the recent attacks have made him commence the process of recruiting responsible people of 50 years and below into the Volunteer Guards. ALSO READ : Breaking: Gunmen invade the church, kidnap woman, Rev Sister in Imo Insisting that they’ve cried enough, the Governor added that the Volunteer Guards must support the conventional security agencies in defending their communities. He said; “A few weeks ago, Benue stakeholders met and gave this administration the mandate to activate and implement the Community Volunteer Guards Law enacted in 2000. “We have already commenced the process of recruiting responsible people of 50 years and below into the Volunteer Guards.
