sbeezy8:

[size=13pt]9 Killed As Herdsmen, Farmers Clash in Anambra[/size]

Awka — NO fewer that nine persons were feared dead in a clash between Fulani herdsmen and farmers at Umuaka-eme village in Ifite-Ogwari in Ayamelum Local Government Area of Anambra State.

The clash took place when the villagers tried to ward off the herdsmen whose cattle were grazing on their farmlands, according to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).

sbeezy8:

[size=13pt]9 Killed As Herdsmen, Farmers Clash in Anambra[/size]

Awka — NO fewer that nine persons were feared dead in a clash between Fulani herdsmen and farmers at Umuaka-eme village in Ifite-Ogwari in Ayamelum Local Government Area of Anambra State.

The clash took place when the villagers tried to ward off the herdsmen whose cattle were grazing on their farmlands, according to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).

sbeezy8:

http://allafrica.com/stories/200804030093.html

it shouldnt be a thing of whether anambra people dont take ish- no one does but everyone has their own lives to live what sensible person will waste his time clashing with illiterates instead of making money?

sbeezy8:

http://allafrica.com/stories/200804030093.html

it shouldnt be a thing of whether anambra people dont take ish- no one does but everyone has their own lives to live what sensible person will waste his time clashing with illiterates instead of making money?

Abu-Maryam:

kindly check the date of the publication, u have an outdated brain that can only read outdated stories,

Abu-Maryam:

kindly check the date of the publication, u have an outdated brain that can only read outdated stories,

sbeezy8:

[size=13pt]Herdsmen Kill 3 Farmers- cross river Jan 27 2011!!! [/size]

A clash between Fulani herdsmen and farmers, mostly youths in Asang Eniong village   in Odukpani Local Government Area of Cross River State has resulted in the death of  three of the farmers.

The herdsmen engaged the youths of the village in a fight Tuesday when the youths  told them to vacate their farmland where the herdsmen were grazing their cattle.

“We asked them to vacate the land as their cattle were destroying our crops but they  refused. Rather, they engaged us in a fight with machetes and killed three of our  members,” Etcheri Okokon, a youth leader in the village, told P.M.NEWS.

The youth leader gave the names of those killed as:  Samuel Ekanem, Ededem John and  Idarete Okon.

“The late Samuel was our youth leader.  He had seven children. He led us to meet  Alhaji Bature the head of the cattle rearers.  But when we got there Bature asked  Fulani people to attack us with machetes,” Okokon alleged.
He stated that the cattle rearers went ahead to ransack their village, causing them  to flee their homes.

He claimed that the police sent to the village did not arrest the herdsmen.

The Police Public Relations Officer, Cross River State Police Command, ASP Etim  Dickson said he was not aware of the incident.

However, another police source said eleven armed policemen have been drafted to the  place and advised the fleeing villagers to return to their homes.

sbeezy8:

[size=13pt]Herdsmen Kill 3 Farmers- cross river Jan 27 2011!!! [/size]

A clash between Fulani herdsmen and farmers, mostly youths in Asang Eniong village in Odukpani Local Government Area of Cross River State has resulted in the death of three of the farmers.

The herdsmen engaged the youths of the village in a fight Tuesday when the youths told them to vacate their farmland where the herdsmen were grazing their cattle.

“We asked them to vacate the land as their cattle were destroying our crops but they refused. Rather, they engaged us in a fight with machetes and killed three of our members,” Etcheri Okokon, a youth leader in the village, told P.M.NEWS.

The youth leader gave the names of those killed as: Samuel Ekanem, Ededem John and Idarete Okon.

“The late Samuel was our youth leader. He had seven children. He led us to meet Alhaji Bature the head of the cattle rearers. But when we got there Bature asked Fulani people to attack us with machetes,” Okokon alleged.
He stated that the cattle rearers went ahead to ransack their village, causing them to flee their homes.

He claimed that the police sent to the village did not arrest the herdsmen.

The Police Public Relations Officer, Cross River State Police Command, ASP Etim Dickson said he was not aware of the incident.

However, another police source said eleven armed policemen have been drafted to the place and advised the fleeing villagers to return to their homes.

Chyz*:

I have an outdated brain but you are the one who believes in an invisible man who rides a camel while holding a Quran, right. Im the crazy one though.

alj harem:

you are clearly crazy as your name implies

how many camel riders with Quran have you seen

sbeezy8:

[size=13pt]Herdsmen Kill 3 Farmers- cross river Jan 27 2011!!! [/size]

A clash between Fulani herdsmen and farmers, mostly youths in Asang Eniong village   in Odukpani Local Government Area of Cross River State has resulted in the death of  three of the farmers.

The herdsmen engaged the youths of the village in a fight Tuesday when the youths  told them to vacate their farmland where the herdsmen were grazing their cattle.

“We asked them to vacate the land as their cattle were destroying our crops but they  refused. Rather, they engaged us in a fight with machetes and killed three of our  members,” Etcheri Okokon, a youth leader in the village, told P.M.NEWS.

The youth leader gave the names of those killed as:  Samuel Ekanem, Ededem John and  Idarete Okon.

“The late Samuel was our youth leader.  He had seven children. He led us to meet  Alhaji Bature the head of the cattle rearers.  But when we got there Bature asked  Fulani people to attack us with machetes,” Okokon alleged.
He stated that the cattle rearers went ahead to ransack their village, causing them  to flee their homes.

He claimed that the police sent to the village did not arrest the herdsmen.

The Police Public Relations Officer, Cross River State Police Command, ASP Etim  Dickson said he was not aware of the incident.

However, another police source said eleven armed policemen have been drafted to the  place and advised the fleeing villagers to return to their homes.

Chyz*:

Exactly that guy is invisible.You know the one you jihadist worship.

sbeezy8:

religion and or ethnicity has nothing to do with it.

fulanis even may clash with hausa nupes kanuris - has to do with LAWS and enforcing them i blame government for not drawing the line

[size=13pt]Nupe, Fulani clash: Women, children flee from Niger communities [/size]

Women and children are fleeing from the Cheku, Bina and Yelwa communities in the Lapai Local Government Area of Niger State following the recent communal clashes between the Nupe and Fulani which resulted in the killing of 14 persons.

The Fulani, had in a reprisal attack on the Nupe in the three communities killed the victims, including the Chief Imam of Yelwa and burnt houses with several properties worth millions of naira destroyed.

It was gathered that three persons died at the scene of the crisis while the 11 others, including the Chief Imam died at the Lapai General Hospital as a result of injuries they sustained.
Our correspondent who visited the communities on Thursday observed the movement of women and children out of the areas in spite of the heavy presence of policemen deployed there to forestall further breakdown of law and order.

one has to be careful with is fulani people, before you know it they will start attacking kanuri people

very sad indeed, if its truth.

EzeUche_:

Well maybe I should clarify and say I haven't heard of any clashes between the Fulani and Igbos in Abia State.

Abagworo:

It is something worthy of note that Abia State has high population of Northerners.In Umuahia they are highly inter-married and  most of them speak Igbo.In Umuchieze,there are over 20000 northerners concentrated in a small village near Lokpanta.