Nemesis909:
Lies.

nototribalist:
what they do is to instruct those cattle to start running forward towards home, and the herdsmen will come for a fight

Toscarel:


Thank God for your name cos it would surely catch up with you

Legendguru:
oh

Okoroawusa:

Please take time n read what u wrote

cosby02:
Yahoo is the only crime not linked with herdsmen yet. Na only herdsmen dey commit for Naija now.



Next thing we start hearing now is.... "Fulani herdsmen duped a white woman $250,000 and ran away with his cows".

KvngEric:
They should come down to my side and try tis shit. We will show them they are nothing and that boys haven't seen beef to chop in months.

Nemesis909:
Lies.

Xclusivedaniel6:


where you there?

Nemesis909:

No but cows cannot disappear.

emeijeh:


Herdsboy spotted

cosby02:
Yahoo is the only crime not linked with herdsmen yet. Na only herdsmen dey commit for Naija now.



Next thing we start hearing now is.... "Fulani herdsmen duped a white woman $250,000 and ran away with his cows".

nototribalist:
If you don't know anything ask, I stay in Nasarawa and my backyard is their grazing route everyday. This cattle sometimes follow the same route alone without their herder, some times he instructs them to stay at a particular spot for an hour cos a particular cow is left behind and the cows will stay there till he comes back.
Some times he instruct them to go home up a hill cos he needs to go find a missing cow.

LordBuchi:

Someday, you will experience it. I pray you live to tell the tale.

lomprico:
dem don enter east.

onyepapa:
why is he running? the zuzu for stand make them cook im meat give dogs idiot

Elchicolo:
A 35-year old labourer in Awka, Anambra State, has survived a brutal attack by herdsmen in one of the secondary schools in the state.

The victim, Patrick Nnabuchi, who hailed from Eha Amufu in Enugu State, but resides in Awka, was said to be working in the school premises when he was allegedly attacked.

Narrating his ordeal to reporters in Awka, Nnabuchi said he was attacked for challenging the herdsmen against grazing on the vegetable farm in the school.

He said he was taken unawares by the herdsmen who attacked him from behind with a machete tied to a stick.

He said: “I was engaged by the school management to carry out some construction work in the school and was doing the work when the incident took place.

“When I saw the cows trespassing on the farm and grazing on people’s farmland, I asked them to pursue them from grazing on the vegetables.

“It was not long after I walked away from the scene when one of them ran after me and hit me on the head from behind.

“Before a security man in the school and one other person could rush to the scene, the attackers had jumped into the erosion site within the area.”

Nnabuchi said he was unable to run after his attacker because he was unconscious for a while, adding that they disappeared through the gully erosion near the school before some people came to his rescue and later rushed him to a nearby hospital where he spent three days receiving medical attention.

The state police public relations officer, PPRO, Mr. Haruna Mohammed, however, said no such case was reported to the command.

The victim’s landlord, Mr. Nwama Ibe, while condemning the action, said the issue of Fulani herdsmen had become worrisome one in the state.

According to him, there was need to re-enact the 1960 anti animal roaming law, which operated in the defunct Eastern Region to control the activities of the menacing herdsmen in the region.

“The Southeast governors should enforce the law in the zone, to avoid such clashes,” he further said.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/08/labourer-survives-herdsmen-attack-in-anambra-school/
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ewosk:
It's getting out of hand

For those shouting lies without been present there may they and their families be victims also.

We toy with human lives too much in this part for the world.

Elchicolo:
A 35-year old labourer in Awka, Anambra State, has survived a brutal attack by herdsmen in one of the secondary schools in the state.

The victim, Patrick Nnabuchi, who hailed from Eha Amufu in Enugu State, but resides in Awka, was said to be working in the school premises when he was allegedly attacked.

Narrating his ordeal to reporters in Awka, Nnabuchi said he was attacked for challenging the herdsmen against grazing on the vegetable farm in the school.

He said he was taken unawares by the herdsmen who attacked him from behind with a machete tied to a stick.

He said: “I was engaged by the school management to carry out some construction work in the school and was doing the work when the incident took place.

“When I saw the cows trespassing on the farm and grazing on people’s farmland, I asked them to pursue them from grazing on the vegetables.

“It was not long after I walked away from the scene when one of them ran after me and hit me on the head from behind.

“Before a security man in the school and one other person could rush to the scene, the attackers had jumped into the erosion site within the area.”

Nnabuchi said he was unable to run after his attacker because he was unconscious for a while, adding that they disappeared through the gully erosion near the school before some people came to his rescue and later rushed him to a nearby hospital where he spent three days receiving medical attention.

The state police public relations officer, PPRO, Mr. Haruna Mohammed, however, said no such case was reported to the command.

The victim’s landlord, Mr. Nwama Ibe, while condemning the action, said the issue of Fulani herdsmen had become worrisome one in the state.

According to him, there was need to re-enact the 1960 anti animal roaming law, which operated in the defunct Eastern Region to control the activities of the menacing herdsmen in the region.

“The Southeast governors should enforce the law in the zone, to avoid such clashes,” he further said.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/08/labourer-survives-herdsmen-attack-in-anambra-school/
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OlawaleSmarter0:


Are you going to cry now?

Poor Igbos

Hide under your mama's bed like Ojukwu during the civil war

Fulani is coming for you

Elchicolo:
A 35-year old labourer in Awka, Anambra State, has survived a brutal attack by herdsmen in one of the secondary schools in the state.

The victim, Patrick Nnabuchi, who hailed from Eha Amufu in Enugu State, but resides in Awka, was said to be working in the school premises when he was allegedly attacked.

Narrating his ordeal to reporters in Awka, Nnabuchi said he was attacked for challenging the herdsmen against grazing on the vegetable farm in the school.

He said he was taken unawares by the herdsmen who attacked him from behind with a machete tied to a stick.

He said: “I was engaged by the school management to carry out some construction work in the school and was doing the work when the incident took place.

“When I saw the cows trespassing on the farm and grazing on people’s farmland, I asked them to pursue them from grazing on the vegetables.

“It was not long after I walked away from the scene when one of them ran after me and hit me on the head from behind.

“Before a security man in the school and one other person could rush to the scene, the attackers had jumped into the erosion site within the area.”

Nnabuchi said he was unable to run after his attacker because he was unconscious for a while, adding that they disappeared through the gully erosion near the school before some people came to his rescue and later rushed him to a nearby hospital where he spent three days receiving medical attention.

The state police public relations officer, PPRO, Mr. Haruna Mohammed, however, said no such case was reported to the command.

The victim’s landlord, Mr. Nwama Ibe, while condemning the action, said the issue of Fulani herdsmen had become worrisome one in the state.

According to him, there was need to re-enact the 1960 anti animal roaming law, which operated in the defunct Eastern Region to control the activities of the menacing herdsmen in the region.

“The Southeast governors should enforce the law in the zone, to avoid such clashes,” he further said.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/08/labourer-survives-herdsmen-attack-in-anambra-school/
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OlawaleSmarter0:
Waiting for IPOB to wipe out Fulani from Anambra


Chest beating and noise making cowards

Keypad Warriors and Online Soldiers


They are all 1000 metre chief of staff .

IPOB giving 20 days Ultimatum like scare little kids

These people cowardice is legendary