Following a communal clash that left several people dead and others wounded in Ile-Ife, Osun state, the Hausas who reside in the town have allegedly started moving out. Hundreds of Hausas were reportedly leaving in batches, through commercial buses and cars.

While some of them took Ilesa route, others followed Akure route where they could get direct vehicles to the North.

According to reports, the Hausas claimed that it was only their people that lost their lives, following attacks by hoodlums whom they said, used dangerous weapons, including guns, cutlasses and cudgels among.

Recall that the fight reportedly started in the early hours of Thursday March 9, 2017 between the Hausas and Yorubas after an altercation between a Yoruba man and an Hausa man. The clash reportedly left at least five people dead.

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2017/03/photos-of-hausas-departing-ile-ife.html

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ABOKI MUST GOOOOO

Why treat Northerners like this? This is not good. All well meaning Nigerians must come together to condemn this babarism on hapless and peaceful Northerners. So painful

kogistar:
ABOKI MUST GOOOOO

But when Aboki sneezes, the whole south shivers cos we supply food to the south so the relationship is symbiotic I guess.

Oda ro

Safe journey

go well my people

You see hausa have no much load that is why they are leaving the town freely. Leason learnt.