Yesterday morning, I received a call from my workers that they were chased by armed robbers out of my farm.

The farm is located in Arua, close to Benin Auchi road. It appears they were operating in the road and they hid around my farm.

They said they were carrying sophisticated weapons. My workers said they were dressed like Fulani, but according to them they don't look Fulani. My workers are Taraba boys, so I trust their judgement.

I am scared, because I do go to check the farm alone.

Copy Lalasticala

Early this year, the village caught a man they suspected to be a kidnapper. The young man who could speak fluent English said he has been sleeping in the bush for two weeks because the motor he boarded to Abuja from Lagos had an accident. Can you imagine.

He was handed over to Ehor police division.

Na wa o, security is a threat to farming; more reason why farmers employ Togolese, Benin republic guys to do farm works

Na wa o, it is well... You probably need police escort next time just to be safe

Agritech:
Early this year, the village caught a man they suspected to be a kidnapper. The young man who could speak fluent English said he has been sleeping in the bush for two weeks because the motor he boarded to Abuja from Lagos had an accident. Can you imagine.

He was handed over to Ehor police division.

I don't understand? He was a kidnapper because he could speak English? And was sleeping in the bush? That's not enough to conclude.


As per the herdsmen, we need a smarter approach to this issue oh. I'm thinking of starting up a Farmers Guild in Edo State where we would deploy smart solutions both to gather info on the herdsmen and also ward of potential attacks using technological apparatus like drones.

PapaBrowne:


I don't understand? He was a kidnapper because he could speak English? And was sleeping in the bush? That's not enough to conclude.


As per the herdsmen, we need a smarter approach to this issue oh. I'm thinking of starting up a Farmers Guild in Edo State where we would deploy smart solutions both to gather info on the herdsmen and also ward of potential attacks using technological apparatus like drones.

That would be great

Nigerians are not tired of herdsmen threat yet....they keep eating beef....the day they begin to boycott beef and other cow products that is the day they begin to be free from killer herdmen

doyinbaby:
Nigerians are not tired of herdsmen threat yet....they keep eating beef....the day they begin to boycott beef and other cow products that is the day they begin to be free from killer herdmen

No, the day they decide that it will be 10 herdsmen for every one farmer killed is the day it will come to a permanent stop. it is said that an eye for an eye will make everyone go blind. I say in this case, that 10 eyes for one eye will make the oppressors go blind faster and oppressed will be spared!