Governor Duoye Diri has responded to President Buhari's order for touching courses to be reactivated in each state in the country.
The Nigerian President who settled on the decision during a new meeting, said the reactivation will assist with checking herders/ranchers conflicts.
Responding to this during a media visit on Saturday June 12, Diri expressed that there are no touching courses to be restored in Bayelsa state as its indigenes are transcendently anglers.
He likewise revealed that his organization had set up a legitimate system to boycott open nibbling and development of dairy cattle by walking, as he can't stand to uncover occupants of the state to risks of such practices.
Diri said;
"As far as we might be concerned, there are no dairy cattle munching courses in Bayelsa State.
"Our kin are generally and occupationally anglers. The possibility of steers touching courses in Bayelsa is unusual to us in this piece of the country.
"There might be cows nibbling courses in the North yet what is material in the North may not be appropriate to us in the South.
"I would prefer not to accept we are running a unitary arrangement of government."
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