THE people of Egbede community in the Ogba/Egbrma/Ndoni Local Government Area of Rivers State have cried out over the continued invasion of their farmlands by suspected Fulani herdsmen.

They alleged that one of their sons, 26-year-old Nonye Nwa-Omoku, was shot dead by a herdsman in the community last Thursday without any provocation.

An eyewitness, who claimed he escaped death by the whisker, said the incident occurred in the evening, when they saw a herder approaching their direction.

According to him, “We don’t even know what happened; we just saw the Fulani man coming towards us. Next thing, he shot at my direction, I dodged,

“He was now asking, where is that my brother. He followed him and shot him two times. My brother fell. We didn’t do anything to him,” he lamented.

Speaking, a relative of the disease, Confidence Wellington, said the residents, who were mainly farmers, were now afraid of going to their farmlands as a result of the incident.

“Fulani herdsmen have been threatening our people to our farmlands. If my people have farmlands of let me say 200 kilometers, Fulani herdsmen have taken over 107 kilometers,” Wellington said.

The Youth President of Egbeda community, Ifeanyi Ezeocha, condemned the activities of the herdsmen in the area, but urged the people not to take the law into their hands.

The spokesman for the state police command, Nnamdi Omoni, confirmed the incident, saying the CP had ordered an investigation with a view to bringing anyone found culpable to justice.

Fejoku:
Let's see how Wike reacts to this news.
On another note, you'll never see all those people castigating IPOB and MNK say anything about this attack. Some of them are viewing this thread but lack words simply because this is what they want to happen.
It's left for those still confused or on the fence to decide.

Joromi1:
How are they sure it was Fulani herdsmen that shot him?

Juliusmalema:



What are you now saying after the whole noise?

What are you saying precisely

Fejoku:

Guilty conscience.
The people will decide finally when they realize that the criminals cum politicians are all sellouts. That time reality win dawn on you all.
You fulanis will get what you're looking for at the fullness of time.

Joromi1:
How are they sure it was Fulani herdsmen that shot him?

Juliusmalema:


You still haven't answered the question.

So what's your point exactly?

Fejoku:

See question! The way these fulanis see other tribes is quite insulting.

Joromi1:

How quick of you to conclude that I'm Fulani!

It just seems the easiest way to let a crime slip nowadays is to put a Fulani tag on it. Because they know the police will never attempt to investigate further.

Mikecold:
Just the same way the eye witness are explaining the event from a direct encounter not hear say

According to him, “We don’t even know what happened; we just saw the Fulani man coming towards us. Next thing, he shot at my direction, I dodged,

Mikecold:
PH boys were una dey

Joromi1:




You truly believe this story? He dodged a bullet. Really?

Fejoku:

Why don't you embark on an investigation to prove them wrong? Certain crimes cannot be hidden because the circumstance and evidences are to glaring.

Joromi1:

Read that cøck and bull very well. It doesn't resemble a Fulani attack style in any way.

The storyteller claims he dodged a bullet from the attacker and then the attacker proceeded to shoot his brother twice. Does that make any sense?