One Fulani Herdsman Arrested For Rareling In Cattle In The Middle Of The TAIN 2 Forest Reserve.
According to Francis Brobbey, these Fulani herdsmen and livestock live in forest reserves, and their activities hurt the reserves.
Ahenkorah Odura Mary 
Cattle owners and Fulani herders have been warned by the Sunyani Forest Service District to vacate the Tain forest reserve and all other reserves immediately, or the government will force them out.
Mr.. Francis Brobbey, the District Manager for the Sunyani Forest Division, says the degradation and devastation caused by cattle and their herdsmen in the forest reserves is terrible.
As a result, he is advising cattle owners and Fulani herders to leave the forest reserves immediately, or the government will have no choice but to evict them.
After multiple meetings with the Bono Regional Security Council, Berekum traditional council, Berekum municipal assembly, and Sunyani West municipal assembly, he adds He goes on to say that after several meetings with the Bono Regional Security Council, Berekum traditional council, Berekum municipal assembly, and Sunyani West municipal assembly, they have all agreed in principle to flush them out, so he is warning the cattle owners and Fulani herders to leave or the forest division will be forced to.
According to Francis Brobbey, these Fulani herdsmen and livestock live in forest reserves, and their activities hurt the reserves.
He claims that one Fulani herdsman was detained during a visit to the Tain 2 reserve in Adobe and that he will be charged in court as a deterrent to others.
