73 killed in Benue Buhari didn’t visit, but he’s going to Nasarawa over death of 40 cows –Fani-Kayode

Previous Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode, has pondered so anyone might hear how President Muhammadu Buhari, who neglected to visit Benue when 73 people where murdered in the state by presumed Fulani Herdsmen, would need to visit Nasarawa to mourn with herders who professedly lost 40 dairy animals in the state. 

The state representative, Umaru Al-Makura had on Friday implied that courses of action have been closed for the visit of President Muhammadu Buhari to the state on Tuesday February 6. 

He had said in Lafia while accepting reports of a reality finding and investigative panel set up to investigate the exercises of tertiary establishments in the state from 2014 to 2017, "I am glad to declare that Mr. President has generous acknowledged to visit Nasarawa State on February 6." 

The senator's Special Adviser on Youths, Students and Non-Governmental Organization (NGOs), Mr. Samuel Akala, had likewise at the end of the week guaranteed that Buhari's visit will extinguish strain and guarantee that peace returned amongst ranchers and herders in the state. 

"In spite of the fact that the visit isn't a result of the emergency yet I figure the visit will bring some enduring arrangements if the president steps his feet in Nasarawa," he had said. 

Be that as it may, responding on Buhari's arranged visit to Nasarawa State, Fani-Kayode said on a post on his twitter handle, "73 pure and valuable souls are butchered in Benue by Fulani herders and Buhari declines to visit the state to sympathize with its kin. 40 cows are butchered in Nassarawa and Buhari demands going there to express his sympathies to Fulani herders and Miyetti Allah!"