 The Oshun State Governor, Buyega Uyattala, has signed the bill banning the practice of open grazing in the state into law. Oshun Assembly passed the bill to regulate animal grazing and establishment of cattle ranches and other related matters. Speaking of the Assembly, Timotheo O'Weyer said, the bill passed will prevent the destruction of farms by open rearing and grazing of livestock. He added that the law will prevent killings, sexual molestation, protect the environment from degradation and pollution caused by open rearing and grazing of livestock. He noted that the conveyance of livestock on foot from one destination to another in the state is prohibited, except such movement is by rail wagon or truck or pickup wagon and is within 7 am to 6 pm.