Qua’an-Pan Local Government Area in Plateau State issues a directive banning unauthorised herders’ settlements and prohibiting grazing on farmlands. The action is presented as part of efforts to improve security and restore peace in areas affected by attacks and tensions between farming and herding communities. The local government’s announcement states that herders operating in the area must do so only through authorised arrangements, and that grazing activities on farms are not permitted. The directive is framed as a measure to reduce conflict triggers and limit movements and settlement patterns that authorities associate with insecurity. While the reports do not provide further details on enforcement mechanisms, timelines, or specific affected locations, both accounts describe the same core policy: a ban on unauthorised settlements by herders and a restriction on grazing on farmlands within the local government area. The move aligns with broader local security and community-stability efforts in Plateau State amid ongoing communal violence and attacks.