Herds men invade abi community in Enugu state.
Life has reportedly refused to return to normal in the agrarian community of Abi in Enugu state, following an attack by herdsmen at the Uzo Uwanilocal council area.
Breaking Times reports that the villagers in the community are still counting their loses after the attack on Tuesday, February 9, from the suspected herdsmen. The attack led to the loss of lives as-well-as the destruction of property worth millions of naira.
Sources disclose that most of the villagers no longer have a roof over their heads and live under trees because of the destruction of their houses by the rampaging cattle rustlers.
An unnamed eyewitness revealed that the terror unleashed on Abi Community by the herdsmen was occasioned by the killing of one of the herdsmen who defiantly grazed his cattle in a cassava farm that belonged to the villagers.
Fulani Herds men
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“Thus, most of the Fulanis even have their own houses, mosque and school in the LG. But the major challenge between them has been the issue of the visitors operating without restriction and even ready to kill anyone who questions their will,” the source said.
Another source said that the excesses of the Fulani herdsmen had been a burden on the community, even as they are tolerated among the natives.
“There have been successive stories of Fulani grazing in their farms and intimidating them with firearms, raping their women in their farms as well as maiming anyone that dared challenge them. This may not be unconnected to the fact that Hausas live in many parts of the local government which shares a common boundary with Kogi state (a north-central state).
“Thus, most of the Fulanis even have their own hou…the source said.
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Breaking Times reports that the villagers in the community are still counting their loses after the attack on Tuesday, February 9, from the suspected herdsmen. The attack led to the loss of lives as-well-as the destruction of property worth millions of naira.
Sources disclose that most of the villagers no longer have a roof over their heads and live under trees because of the destruction of their houses by the rampaging cattle rustlers.
An unnamed eyewitness revealed that the terror unleashed on Abi Community by the herdsmen was occasioned by the killing of one of the herdsmen who defiantly grazed his cattle in a cassava farm that belonged to the villagers.
Fulani Herds men
Photo Credit: Naij
“Thus, most of the Fulanis even have their own houses, mosque and school in the LG. But the major challenge between them has been the issue of the visitors operating without restriction and even ready to kill anyone who questions their will,” the source said.
Another source said that the excesses of the Fulani herdsmen had been a burden on the community, even as they are tolerated among the natives.
“There have been successive stories of Fulani grazing in their farms and intimidating them with firearms, raping their women in their farms as well as maiming anyone that dared challenge them. This may not be unconnected to the fact that Hausas live in many parts of the local government which shares a common boundary with Kogi state (a north-central state).
“Thus, most of the Fulanis even have their own hou…the source said.
Credit: Naij.com
Life has reportedly
refused to return to normal in the agrarian community of Abi in Enugu
state, following an attack by herdsmen at the Uzo Uwanilocal council
area.
Breaking Times reports that the villagers in the community are still
counting their loses after the attack on Tuesday, February 9, from the
suspected herdsmen. The attack led to the loss of lives as-well-as the
destruction of property worth millions of naira.
Sources disclose that most of the villagers no longer have a roof over
their heads and live under trees because of the destruction of their
houses by the rampaging cattle rustlers.
An unnamed eyewitness revealed that the terror unleashed on Abi
Community by the herdsmen was occasioned by the killing of one of the
herdsmen who defiantly grazed his cattle in a cassava farm that
belonged to the villagers
Read more: https://www.naij.com/748570-disquiet-in-enugu-as-herdsmen-storm-community-kill-residents.html
Read more: https://www.naij.com/748570-disquiet-in-enugu-as-herdsmen-storm-community-kill-residents.html
Life has reportedly
refused to return to normal in the agrarian community of Abi in Enugu
state, following an attack by herdsmen at the Uzo Uwanilocal council
area.
Breaking Times reports that the villagers in the community are still
counting their loses after the attack on Tuesday, February 9, from the
suspected herdsmen. The attack led to the loss of lives as-well-as the
destruction of property worth millions of naira.
Sources disclose that most of the villagers no longer have a roof over
their heads and live under trees because of the destruction of their
houses by the rampaging cattle rustlers.
An unnamed eyewitness revealed that the terror unleashed on Abi
Community by the herdsmen was occasioned by the killing of one of the
herdsmen who defiantly grazed his cattle in a cassava farm that
belonged to the villagers.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/748570-disquiet-in-enugu-as-herdsmen-storm-community-kill-residents.html
Read more: https://www.naij.com/748570-disquiet-in-enugu-as-herdsmen-storm-community-kill-residents.html
Life has reportedly
refused to return to normal in the agrarian community of Abi in Enugu
state, following an attack by herdsmen at the Uzo Uwanilocal council
area.
Breaking Times reports that the villagers in the community are still
counting their loses after the attack on Tuesday, February 9, from the
suspected herdsmen. The attack led to the loss of lives as-well-as the
destruction of property worth millions of naira.
Sources disclose that most of the villagers no longer have a roof over
their heads and live under trees because of the destruction of their
houses by the rampaging cattle rustlers.
An unnamed eyewitness revealed that the terror unleashed on Abi
Community by the herdsmen was occasioned by the killing of one of the
herdsmen who defiantly grazed his cattle in a cassava farm that
belonged to the villagers.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/748570-disquiet-in-enugu-as-herdsmen-storm-community-kill-residents.html
Read more: https://www.naij.com/748570-disquiet-in-enugu-as-herdsmen-storm-community-kill-residents.html
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