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TRANSLATING THE BENUE STATE OPEN GRAZING PROHIBITION LAW INTO HAUSA LANGUAGE

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TRANSLATING THE BENUE STATE OPEN GRAZING PROHIBITION LAW INTO HAUSA LANGUAGE

Posted on June 10, 2022June 10, 2022 by admin
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The violent Herder/Farmer Clashes in Benue State, North Central Nigeria resulted in wanton destruction of lives and properties. The Benue State government had to intervene to stop the carnage by enacting the Open Grazing Prohibition and Ranches Establishment Law 2017. The Herders complained that they cannot comply with the law because they don’t understand the language (English). Consequently, with the support of Peace Direct a UK based organization, INTERCEP translated the Law from English to Hausa language to enable the Herders read and understand the provisions of the law for the purpose of compliance so as to deescalate the conflict which assumed ethno-religious dimension. The translated law was publicly presented to stakeholders. A community Dialogue Forum Platform was also established for constant community engagements for sustainable peace.

POLICY RECOMMENDATION

  • Local and Frontline actors should be encouraged by international partners for strategic Transitional interventions.
  • Governments must take steps to resettle the displaced persons to their homelands.
  • More interfaith interactions should be encouraged to foster religious tolerance.
  • The capacity of Peace Building Agencies be strengthened.
  • Intergovernmental cooperation and intelligence sharing on migration be intensified.
  • Support capacity building and empowerment of victims with means of livelihoods in affected conflict areas.
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