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Oke Ose residents laments over open grazing in the community



By: Sanni Haleem Abayomi

    

The Oke Ose, Ilorin Kwara State, on Friday has cried out against the practice of open grazing and raring of animals in the open spaces 

   

It was reported that this act in the residential environment and community has caused a lot of chaos between the people and the herders because of the pollution and destruction that comes with it.


During an interview with Mr Olulaja a commercial motorcyclist said the cows ruins the road ways with faeces dumps and cause a stand still of traffic most of the times.








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