“I Smell A Truckload Of Wahala Coming” - Charly Boy Reacts To Fulani Radio

Hmmmm,  Naija.  There are Radio Stations in Nigeria broadcasting in Yoruba Language, even the broadcast is heard in Diaspora.  We have BBC  Hausa Language,  and heavens never fail.  Doest the Holy Book say, "My people die for lack of Knowkedge". Perhaps the herdsmen who only receive information,  most of which are morbid, through unverivied  means.  Methinks if these people now receive information that are public and verifiable,  the gap of misinformation is likely to be narrowed.

What he means is that it shouldn't have been a federal government project because it wasn't among the 3 major language in Nigeria,fulani have the right to open radio station on their own without government funding like other 250 ethnic groups.Due Charly Boy is not in the position to condemn federal government because he have sold his integrity the very day he collected money from them against(our mumu don do)movement.   Your observation is valid , but if you realise the huge cost involved in creating a Radio Station,  it is not feasible for these beneficiaries to achieve.  Moreover,  the Federal Government getting involved is principally aimed at playing the role of Who plays the piper,  dictates the tune. The broadcast might not be as combustible as we notice in certain private media concerns.