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IamWonderful:
There was a match in 1967 to 1970, I heard the captain of a side ran away to Cote Divoire after killing one of his strikers and midfielder, we can organise a rematch or something to reminisce those years, just a friendly match

Internet Jet-li , when that war comes now and they come to recruit you to fight for your "One Nigeria", I bet you will piss your pants and run to hide behind your mothers skirt. Keep fooling yourself to think the dynamics that played out in 1967-70 will be the same in this new decade. For one your useless country will have no international allies and backing like they did... as the power brokers want the disintegration of Nigeria already. No Britain, Russia, or Egyptian mercenaries will come to your aid again this time... the ethnic dynamics of 67-70 won't be the same this time around, so it won't be Igbos vs the rest of Nigeria you dunce. It's always cowards like you that are first to remind us about 1967, well we're now in year 2020 you dummy.

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SPECIAL REPORT: Lanlate: How armed ‘herdsmen’ kill, kidnap farmers in Oyo community

August 26, 2020Adejumo kabir

Cows caught destroying farm [PHOTO CREDIT: PREMIUM TIMES - Adejumo Kabir]

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For Modupe Oyetoso, July 10 will forever remain a sad day for her because that was the day she lost her fiancée (names withheld) to armed kidnappers alleged to be Fulani herdsmen.

Ms Oyetoso and her fiance were returning from their farm at Igbo-dudu in Lanlate around 5 p.m. on the fateful day when the four armed men accosted them, killing her fiancé in the process while she was whisked away.

She spent two days in her abductors’ den. She only secured her release after an undisclosed sum of money was paid by her family to the kidnappers as ransom.

The harrowing experience explains why Ms Oyetoso told PREMIUM TIMES that “I’m not sure I want to grant any interview again because each time I do, I remember the sad incident, it was a horrible experience and I remain devastated.”

Lanlate is one of the seven towns in Ibarapa area of Oyo State. Others are Igangan, Eruwa, Aiyete, Tapa, Idere, and Igbo-Ora. The major activity in these communities is agriculture with many outsiders having acres of land for farming.

Despite being a graduate of Computer Science from The Polytechnic, Ibadan, Ms Oyetoso took to farming, saying that is where her passion lies.

She started with little capital about six years ago and grew to own Smart Farm Nigeria attending to all forms of farming business.

She later introduced her late fiancé to farming but two months after showing interest, he was attacked and killed by the armed men.

On sighting the kidnappers, she said her lover manoeuvred their car in order to escape from the kidnappers but could not escape. Soon, she heard a gunshot that hit her fiancé at the back of his head.

While trying to save him, the car, which was still in motion, hit a tree. By the time the vehicle screeched to a halt, the kidnappers approached her and whisked her away. Ms Oyetoso said the ”bad guys” tied her hands with a rope and forced her into the forest.

She said while one of them was using the rope to pull her, another was beating her when she slowed down, saying that when she even slumped in the rain, they continued beating and pulling her.

Upon getting into the forest where they considered safe for them, the kidnappers asked Ms Oyetoso to call her parents to brief them of her travails.

Held in forest for 2 days

Ms Oyetoso said she was exposed to rain and cold while in the forest for two days. She said that the kidnappers criticised her late fiancé for trying to escape when he saw them because what they wanted was just money.

While she was disturbed and ignorant about the situation of her lover, one of the assailants told her to accept all that happened as fate.

On her first night in the forest, she said her abductors called her family to demand N50 million for her release. While they spoke with her in Yoruba, they were speaking Fulani to themselves, she recounted.


When she asked if her lover was going to survive the gunshot, one of the assailants reportedly responded, saying “he would be rescued by passersby.”

By the next morning, they called her parents again.

Not pleased with the “no money” excuse from her father, the assailants shot at her direction threatening to kill and sell her body parts. Amidst this, her father kept pleading that it was a Saturday and that he had no money at home. She again spent the night with them until her parents were able to raise an undisclosed amount of million as ransom.

On the day of her release, her father called at 9 p.m. that he had gotten to Eruwa, a nearby town where he was directed to bring the ransom.

After a careful check and assurance that the old man was not with the police, the assailants “told him to drop the money somewhere and after picking the cash, they called the guy asked to look after me to bring me. It took me about 15 minutes to get to my dad from the forest,” she said.

It was after she got home that she confirmed that her fiancé could not survive the gunshot. “They killed his dream,” she said, weeping.

Ms Oyetoso became downcast.

“My mum was distraught,” she said “and even though I didn’t see his tears, I know my dad was crying inside. It is one of the worst experiences a parent could face”.

More tales of sorrow

Ms Oyetoso is not the only farmer with a tale of sorrow in Lanlate. A PREMIUM TIMES visit to the community showed that there are many others who are yet to recover from their kidnap experiences. In fact, investigations revealed that some farmers have already abandoned their farms following attacks from suspected herdsmen.

Few days after Ms Oyetoso’s horrible experience, a cocoa distributor in the community was also abducted.

Fatai Ogunniyi has been a cocoa dealer in the town since the 80s. He, however, witnessed an unforgettable experience of his life on July 19 when he was kidnapped by persons he said were Fulani herdsmen.

He told PREMIUM TIMES that he was whisked away while returning from Iseyin with his wife. The kidnappers robbed his wife of over N300,000 when they accosted them but left for the forest with only him.

“They took me into the forest, beat me and forced me to drink mud water in the rain. They were six in numbers and were speaking Fulani. It was my wife that ran to the main town to inform the public about my predicament”.

He told PREMIUM TIMES that he trekked alongside the assailants from the point of his abduction till the following morning. “After I summoned courage to ask them about my offence, they told me they were only looking for survival too.”

Mr Ogunniyi said the assailants later in the night asked him to call his family demanding the sum of N10 million as ransom. “When I told them I don’t have enough money, one of them slapped me and wondered if a poor man could be driving the type of my car.”

He said when he could no longer endure the beating, he agreed to call home but by then, they already reduced their demand to N9 million.

He told our correspondent that one of his abductors got annoyed and pointed a gun at him following the refusal of his family to yield to their demand. After much pleading and beating, the kidnappers agreed that they would release Mr Ogunniyi if his family would produce at least N1 million a day after he was kidnapped. He explained that the more a victim stays with kidnappers, the higher the ransom.

“When my friend was coming the next day to pay the N1 million ransom, four of the six assailants went to block him while the other two stayed with me. They asked him to help them buy food (rice) on his way which he obliged. When he got to the forest where they asked him to bring the money, he was asked to taste from the food to be sure he had not poisoned the meal”. He told our correspondent that he trekked for over 40 minutes after he was freed before he saw a small village where he was directed back home to meet his traumatised family.

Aside from the aforementioned cases, many more cases have been recorded in Lanlate, the farmers told PREMIUM TIMES. When our correspondent visited the palace of the town’s monarch, he met a top chief, Adegbayi Adesokan – the Asipa of Lanlate , who lamented the security challenges in the community. He said even the monarch and his chiefs were not safe.

He told PREMIUM TIMES that he was whisked away while returning from Iseyin with his wife. The kidnappers robbed his wife of over N300,000 when they accosted them but left for the forest with only him.

“They took me into the forest, beat me and forced me to drink mud water in the rain. They were six in numbers and were speaking Fulani. It was my wife that ran to the main town to inform the public about my predicament”.

Not pleased with the “no money” excuse from her father, the assailants shot at her direction threatening to kill and sell her body parts. Amidst this, her father kept pleading that it was a Saturday and that he had no money at home. She again spent the night with them until her parents were able to raise an undisclosed amount of million as ransom.

On the day of her release, her father called at 9 p.m. that he had gotten to Eruwa, a nearby town where he was directed to bring the ransom.

After a careful check and assurance that the old man was not with the police, the assailants “told him to drop the money somewhere and after picking the cash, they called the guy asked to look after me to bring me. It took me about 15 minutes to get to my dad from the forest,” she said.

It was after she got home that she confirmed that her fiancé could not survive the gunshot. “They killed his dream,” she said, weeping.

Ms Oyetoso became downcast.

“My mum was distraught,” she said “and even though I didn’t see his tears, I know my dad was crying inside. It is one of the worst experiences a parent could face”.

More tales of sorrow

Ms Oyetoso is not the only farmer with a tale of sorrow in Lanlate. A PREMIUM TIMES visit to the community showed that there are many others who are yet to recover from their kidnap experiences. In fact, investigations revealed that some farmers have already abandoned their farms following attacks from suspected herdsmen.

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abduljabbar4:
You can keep rambling all you want, but the people in south Africa, Ghana, and even developed societies know the pigs that ought to be wiped out.

Yes, we have not contributed anything to the image of this country, but I think it is better not to contribute anything than to make the whole world see Nigerians as born-criminals because of Ipob bastards scattered across the world

For every banditry that kills us, ipob bastards and baby factory products die in foreign prisons, die of cultism, die of intercommunual clashes, die at the hands of security operatives, die in the atlantic ocean trying to go and "develope" other places, die in SA, get enslaved in Libya and Lebanon and die as a result of cocaine explosions in their criminal bellies.

At least there's a honest admittance on your part that you parasitic semi arid desert-dwelling/ disease-ravaged cows contribute absolutely nothing noteworthy albeit positively on any groundbreaking scale of recognition (in any indices worth mentioning, I dare you to indulge me by mentioning any! ) both nationally and globally; we can at least both shake hands on that concession of indisputable fact.

The human flaws and vices of the Igbos on the spectrum of extremity relative to any comparison with you backward sahelians if we're to be honest, puts us on a far better hue than you scums. At least for every incidents or reports of baby factory crimes, intercommunal clashes, or foreign related crimes and imprisonment of Southern Nigerians, we still see many more reports of Southerners making academic breakthroughs or other globally recognized achievements in the said foreign nations (especially Igbos and Yorubas): thus putting Nigeria on a positive pedestal no matter the situations.

But when last did we hear of a Hausa/fulani headlining the news for any sort of achievement? hold your thoughts on that one and don't even bother cracking your skull digging out any, cause it simply doesn't exist. You people are bottom feeders of anything mediocrity can define... you leech off a useless and fractured Nigerian system to dominate the political space (no thanks to the disunity of the South), you've produced the most Heads of states and civilian presidents... yet your region remains the poorest of the poor. Every NBS stats released on all indexes of human development has shown how terribly useless you cows are... I can't mention one thing... JUST ONE THING positive you scums are known for worldwide except terrorism and extremism.

At least the world knows the Yorubas for education, commerce, industry, entertainment etc and likewise Igbos for business, education, sports/entertainment etc what are your people known for?

abduljabbar4:
I'm saying that it is easier to spot people holding flags and organizing rallies than to spot people that emerge out of nowhere, kill, and disappear. Learn how to read.

Honestly the gross stupidity of you Aboki cows (I have to believe you are from the North), makes me wonder why you degenerates haven't been wiped out from the surface of the earth already. Besides not contributing anything useful on any positive index of note in Nigeria and globally, it just befuddles the mind how irrationally daft you cows try articulate and justify your filth. But them I'm glad nature is taking its due course on you subhumans, bandits, terrorism, diseases, high mortality rates and the likes are already doing the needful for us- by decimating the population of the North already. The more you subhumans breed your filth and spread your ignorance and crude ways of reasoning... the worse it becomes for all sane people left in Nigeria.

The South is surrounded

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://punchng.com/amotekun-falling-short-of-expectations/%3Famp%3D1&ved=0ahUKEwjDxtfvtLjrAhWRr54KHY4cBIEQyM8BCDwwAw&usg=AOvVaw2SYccvmSYXBCY3Yf8VNvBI&ampcf=1

Undoubtedly, Nigeria’s social fabric has changed radically. Its centralised security architecture has also collapsed. In its latest report, Amnesty International noted that gunmen massacred at least 1,126 villagers in the six months to June 2020. AI said, “In addition to the security forces’ failure to heed warnings or respond in time to save lives, the fact that no perpetrators have been brought to justice leaves rural communities feeling completely exposed. The President, Major-General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), claims he has repeatedly tasked security agencies to end the killing so that Nigerians can go to bed with their eyes closed, but clearly nothing has changed.”

Two days before the Lanlate incident became public knowledge, suspected Fulani herders seized two people returning from a festival on the Ikun-Akoko highway. This is audacious; coming just five days after Governor Rotimi Akeredolu launched the Ondo State chapter of the security outfit. It negates the raison d’être for ‘Operation Amotekun’. In agony, Oyetoso explained, “The Ibadan branch of the Poultry Association of Nigeria reported that more than 10 of their members have been victims within the past five months. Our story needs to come out, because there is so much that is not said about kidnapping.” This is scary.
Read more at
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Ogbomoso lawmakers raise motion on incessant attacks on farmers by Fulani herdsmen

orders full investigation into attacks on farmers in Oriire LG.

The Oyo State House of Assembly has decried alleged incessant attacks on farmers in Oriire Local Government area of Ogbomoso by suspected Fulani cattle herders and has ordered full investigation into the recent incidents in the area which have reportedly led to death of farmers and destruction of farmlands.

This was part of the resolutions of the house on Tuesday while deliberating on a Matter of urgent Public Importance on the need to protect lives and properties of farmers in Oriire Local Government from incessant herders’ attacks jointly brought to the plenary by Hon Sanjo Adedoyin (Ogbomoso South) and Hon Jacob Bamigboye (Oriire)

The House while urging the Oyo State Government to put urgent measures in place for the effective take off of Amotekun corps as well as implementation of Open Rearing and Grazing Regulations Law, 2019 also appealed to the Commissioner of Police to mandate his officers to handle cases between farmers and herders with fairness and equity to ensure justice.

The Speaker, Oyo State House of Assembly while reading the resolutions of the house further directed the Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources to liaise with the Executive arm of Government on modalities for the implementation of the Open Rearing and Grazing Regulations Law,2019 while the house Committee on Security and Strategy was mandated to update the legislature on the Amotekun corps.

Hon Adedoyin had earlier alleged cutting off of a farmer’s hand at Boluwaduro last year, attack on a farmer at Alaropo in July this year, raping of a farmer’s daughter and destruction of farmlands by Suspected Fulani herders adding that the incessant attacks had impoverished the farmers.

In his own submission, Hon Jacob Bamigboye lamented the way Fulani herders are using their animals to graze on the host farmlands stressing that villages like Tewure,Araromi,Igbo Eleru,Animashaun,Onikoko, Budo-Afa,Kango, Oko-Oba among others have tales of woes to narrate from the hands of Fulani herders.

Other lawmakers including Hon Olawumi Oladeji (Ogbomoso North), Hon Asimiyu Alarape ( Minority Leader) , Hon Adeola Bamidele and Hon Akeem Adedibu (Iwajowa) blamed the rising farmer/herders clashes across the state on the activities of Fulani cattle rearers and they urged security agents to rise up to the challenge of containing the violence and prosecuting those culpable to forestall total breakdown of law and order.

LMAOO created a thread to discuss the thriving agro industry in Anambra, afonja rushed and created one too for Ogun state. Walahi una inferiority complex and "measure up to Igbos at all cost" complex no be for here, e no get part 2

DEROX:
[s]lol chestbeating as usual wealth from Hawking gala for sun when Yoruba's work in good offices and ministries who is a pauper me or you an Igbo man that couldn't make it in his erosion ravaged region unless he visits Lagos or other parts of Nigeria abeg who need Igbo? how many people make in in Igbo land soil if not for other regions?And yes where northern billionaires are talking dem no born any audio igno billionaire is it Dangote or bua or indimi and yes obj presidency made billionaires too like alakija richest African woman mike adenuga(glo/conoil) Femi otedola etc all of them male Forbes list abeg which audio Igbo billionaire get money pass these ones or has even made Forbes list only chest beating list.And its like your family has been killed in ipopig tussle sorry my family just can't be killed that's just it only ipopigs and their family will die miserably when buhari starts part 2

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Another incoherent nonsense, guy did you see the four walls of an academic institution ever in your life? I couldn't for the life of me make sense of that chicken shit you call a post. I pity your poor parents for producing a block head like yourself... I hope say your poverty-stricken popsy no waste him hard earned pension money to further your education sha

We keep hearing about these forbes list billionaires in Yorubaland, yet ordinary few months of national pandemic lockdown, hunger wan finish the entire yaribanza race . I'm sure the house you live and pay rent is owned by an Igbo man, who born poor man like you to get destiny? the thousands of Yorubanza youths flooding the streets and doing omonile business, rape, ritual killings, armed robberies, agbero work and other forms of shameless acts due to lack of hustle and imagination sure don't strike me as the office working types. The Igbo boys that hawk gala are far more productive and smart than the lazy ogogoro and marijuana smoking yaribanza degenerates that populate Lagos and other cities in the South West region. Little wonder lots of your market economies are controlled by foreigners and Igbos alike, all your ports and ministries are heavily staffed by Hausa/Fulanis.

You no get mouth for the matter, stop wasting your time trying to have the last laugh here... cause truth is you are too dumb to even structure your English properly, much less engage me on any factual and intellectual level.

DEROX:
lol English teacher am I your student? if you are frustrated can't you go die in pieces?chestbeater there are fulaamis in everywhere in Nigeria and my family can't be soon stupid like the ipopigs to protest on a dead project while my Arewa president kills them like chicken sense is used in everything.No wonder an igno man can never rule Nigeria after 54 yrs lol destined to fail lots like I said we are more than ready for the pigs as usual buratai is still alive so is mammman daura

No your family don't need to be "stupid" enough to protest on anything much less a dead project, cause they have never and will stand for anything significant before they all meet their inevitable sad endings.

And yes no Igbo man can ever rule Nigeria, I'm so scared now! cause some inconsequential pauper like yourself who feeds and cloths off the benevolence of an Igbo man said so Ogbeni go and take a stroll around you and see the type of cash and wealth flow Igbo boys half your age are pulling, you don't need some useless presidency to be useful or successful in life, otherwise millions of Northerners won't be groveling in poverty today despite producing the most Heads of state and Presidents in Nigeria. OBJ a Yoruba man was president for 2 terms, yet the SW is still a relic and infestation of unemployment, ritual killings, agberoism and other vices.

[quote author=DEROX post=93202807][s]lol take your pains somewhere else abeg kill the Fulani's pls begging you then you will see buhari in action my family is not and will never be accursed you fool how I wish Abba kyari was alive no waste of time phython would have swallowed some fools now yes we have amotekun if you pained go die as if fulqnis don't kill people in your land locked 5 States not o ly I wish death on the landlocked villages I wish 10million will be roasted this time like we and Fulani's did some decades back we feel no pity[[/s]/quote]
Absolute gibberish and incoherently worded rants from an autistic pig who can't even structure his vocabulary properly, NEXT TIME LEARN TO ACTUALLY PUNCTUATE YOUR WORDS/SENTENCES WHERE AND WHEN NECESSARY, you low IQ im.becile... I nearly had a brain aneurysm just by struggling to make sense of the run-on's and garbage you posted. The killings going on in your region via ritualistic practices, cultism, serial killings and fulani herdsmen is enough for me, we don't need to dwell on too much bants and rants. As for your family, they have been earmarked for death (in the most violent and savage of ways) and all other forms of tears and anguish likewise, so no need to shalaye for that one. Like I earlier stated albeit categorical, the tide of madness is fast approaching, and you bet it's sweeping everybody ashore, as I speak now there are hardly any fulani left in Emene, the few ones around have packed up and fled... cause they know what's coming if they don't.

DEROX:
lol Igbo's don't kill other Nigerians?Igbo don't kidnapped?pls Who is Evans? igbos show love to other tribes?lol we know why we love northerners and other tribes but hate them pls can you tell me which tribe lives Igbo's in Nigeria? Not even north nor Middle belt nor SW OK why is everyone against Igbo to be president?

Shebi 4 security operatives (2 DSS and 2 police officers) were according to your dumb security agents killed by ipob members who were not even armed for a serious confrontation, the tide is fast sweeping and everything within it will be swept to shore. The Fulanis in Enugu are now running for their lives or risk be butchered like the pigs that they are, the tide is now sweeping them. Meanwhile your region is bedecked with reports of ritual killings, cultism, and most recently serial killings... maybe Osinbanjo and Buhari can't save you bastards after all, that's what you get when your hearts are hued in evil, evil inevitably follows you as well. As you wish death on the East, death will always be a special guest of honor not only upon your accursed family, but also the collective Yorubanza race.

Fulani are now doing the needful in your region, your useless Amotekun won't save you this time.

yarimo:
Nigeria army please over to you

The protest is still going on in Aba, let them go and shoot again. Las Las they will shoot again at civilians from a safe distance abi?, thank God those Ipob members are just as crazy and blood thirsty as the security forces.

NgeneUkwenu:
I hope a lot would not be killed today by stray bullets..

Don't worry too much about that, reserve that "concern" for your family members who will soon be hacked to pieces by fulani bandits.

That's why I laugh at the stupidity of these buffoons calls e security forces, how many more people will you kill before you realize your attempts to "crush" these guys is redundant, counter productive and pointless? These guys are bloody resolute and organized... and I'm not even an IPOB fan. We are dealing with fanatics here, and not some bunch of softies that will fold up so easily. I swear the day they decide to carry arms which I see happening soon, it will be hot for everybody... my only reservations and fear about them going into armed struggle is that lots of innocent and peace loving Igbos will be caught in the crossfire of the madness, and the last thing the East needs now is another Northeast situation... The East despite the infrequent problems here and there remains the most peaceful and business friendly region in Nigeria.

Afonja's have now graduated from ritual killings and skull mining to serial killings too? what a people!

Shebi Nnamdi Kanu has finally given them the go ahead to defend themselves with any means available. The thing is, to get maximum respect and fear in Nigeria... you have to match madness with equal or more deadly madness. Why do you think your useless army or police don't try half the nonsense they do and get away with in the South when they are in the North? That's because in the North they get it hot, see how SARS act with impunity in the South, harassing and killing civilians all over the South, can they try that nonsense in the North? how many police or army roadblocks do we have in the North compared to the hundreds or thousands that litter the South? ... Boko haram suffered the same fate as IPOB and decided enough is enough... they resorted to violence and armed insurrection after hundreds of their initially unarmed members were brutally killed by the Nigerian security forces, the killing of their leader Yusuf was the turning point... and the rest is history. If I were Kanu (and I hope he's finally thinking the same way as many of us are), I would order all Ipob organizations to cease meetings, order all the boys into the bush to commence covert military like trainings, get a solid and reliable supply chain of sophisticated weapons and logistics (military grade type weapons) with access to secret sources, funded by unknown sources as well. Equip these boys and start launching guerilla attacks in isolated areas on the worthless army or police units that are all over the East harassing civilians... after several dead bodies of Nigerian security officers hits the headlines and they can't trace the perpetrators... maybe they will start to have some fucking regard for human rights and lives.

ThatFairGuy1:
[s]Now I know who you are with some of your selective use of words .
Why always changing Monika.
Besides, I've told you times without Number that how you sees Kwara, your perspective is quite different from reality.

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Nonsense and ingredients.

IamWonderful:
Cry more product of poverty capital of the south, baby factory ritualism, drug trafficking developers, scammers, inhuman ozulubu church killing, rapist and incest capital of Nigeria, iPod killing is tip of the iceberg

Imagine a mere afonja pig having the temerity to enumerate the vices of the Igbos, I laugh in Taiwanese . We know which region indexes the highest rate of ritual killings in Nigeria, Ogun state alone has recorded more incidents of grotesque ritual killings and practices ranging from skull mining to body parts harvesting and transactions. So let's not start open our nyanshes from that angle

Drug trafficking yes we hold the forte here, but majority your people have been nabbed for many and various other serious crimes just in the past few months, especially for cyber fraud both nationally and internationally. I recently saw a list of most wanted Nigerian nationals wanted for all forms of crimes in the USA and had fled to Nigeria, and yaribanza pigs dominated the list.

The people from the poverty capital of the South are the same ones that have bought up lots of your properties and undeveloped lands all over yaribanza land, shebi it wasn't long ago your old father's and Uncle's were shamelessly begging Tinubu to come save them from been displaced in Ladipo by Igbos ... keep fooling yourselves with some fake stats concocted by your Lagos-Ibadan expressway media.

Now A Yoruba man calling an Igbo man a rapist and scammer has to be the biggest joke of the new decade, I mean Hushpuppy alone has made the cream of headline for scam and criminality for Nigeria alone this year... the man of the year so far, and he's an afonjazzy. If you Google rape news reports for Nigeria this year alone(I dare you to actually), we can easily see which region per stats have the highest numbers of rape cases in Nigeria alone...

ThatFairGuy1:
Believe me, this will be settled within short time. UNLIKE Ndi Igbo that will threat explosively and do nothing after.

Pictures doesn't lie, a whole Governor crying over this same issue In your region. What a Shame

Where's Amotekun when you need them? after Igbos are done colonizing your region, we will band with the fulani to declare a new Ilorin

ThatFairGuy1:
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Believe me, this will be settled within short time. UNLIKE Ndi Igbo that will threat explosively and do nothing after.

Pictures doesn't lie, a whole Governor crying over this same issue In your region. What a Shame

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I don't care about your guttural rants, go and fix the Bororo herdsmen ravaging your land and KWARAnizing your father's land and property with your useless Amotekun band of chicken catchers, rather than wanking off with your small diccks over Ipob and Biafra issues.

goodnessme1:
You won't see comments those yorubas rejoicing over the killing of Igbo youths.



Their only joy is to see Igbos killed

You dey mind those skull mining subhumans, Ipob will continue to be their nightmare. Useless bunch of conquered Kwara rats.

LukasPodolski:
fake news..

a jobless nyamiri is on rampage...


all these just to divert our attention from yesterday's humiliation of toothless ipob in Enugu..


LMAO

Oponu it's on every credible news outlet including vanguard and punch (an Afonja media outlet)
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/08/oyo-farmers-raise-alarm-over-attacks-from-herdsmen/amp/&ved=0ahUKEwjE0ay06rPrAhUEPK0KHcqlALY4ChDIzwEILjAB&usg=AOvVaw0oMoXan11wxdqfAdBzHufo&ampcf=1

Keep gloating over Ipob who easily overpowered your useless and incompetent security units unarmed, till they cowardly called in the army for reinforcements after getting their asses kicked by mere civilians. Meanwhile Bororo boys are chopping your ritualistic afonja heads off and raping your women in the South wastee

By Jeremiah Oke

Many residents of Ikoyi-Ile, Orire Local Government, Oyo State, were on Saturday injured in a clash between them and herdsmen in the area.

The residents, most of them farmers, had threatened to resort to further self-help if the Oyo State government failed to protect them from suspected herdsmen they alleged had been terrorising their community.

The farmers alleged the herders had killed one of them, raped their minors, destroyed their farmlands and had been terrorizing their community, giving them sleepless nights.

A chieftaincy title holder in the local government, the Babalaje (chief trader) of Agbe, Chief Joseph Oyekola, told our correspondent that the herdsmen were "seriously disturbing" the farmers in the community and urged he state government to intervene.

Oyekola said, "We don't know what to do. If we take any step to revenge, it might lead to bloodshed. We want the government to take the necessary steps. Our king, who is supposed to defend us, has failed in his duties; he is now supporting the herdsmen against us.

"Herdsmen cut off the hands of one of our workers on the farm. They destroyed our farm produce. Another farmer was macheted on the head and some others were injured, while two of our minors were raped."

A farmer, Usman Daudu, alleged that herdsmen destroyed 20 hectares of his farmland on which he planted maize, yam and tomato, adding they also injured him on the head with cutlasses as he attempted to chase them away.

Another farmer, Dominic Gbegbi, said the herdsmen destroyed his produce and macheted him 14 times when they invaded his farm with their cows.

The Onikoyi of Ikoyi-Ile, Oba Abdul-Yekeen Atilola Oladipupo, however, said that he had been making efforts to initiate peaceful co-existence between the farmers and herders in the area.

Oba Oladipupo said, "We have tried to resolve the issue many times because it's difficult to separate farmers from herders. We have been living together for a while. I have taken a lot of steps on the matter to find a lasting solution to it, but it seems my efforts are not enough, so we need government's intervention.

"I've had series of meetings with all the Baales (local chiefs) around me to find a permanent solution to the issue. In fact, I even had meetings with the Assistant Inspector-General of Police and the Commissioner of Police and they assured me they would come to our aid."

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Area4Area:
They must be made to carry guns, thank God Kanu had issued the decree

The funny thing is when those boys ACTUALLY start carrying and putting to good use the guns you are daring them to, you are the same idiot that will be here singing a different tune of "oh you've started the trouble, you've now justified why you were tagged terrorists" when grotesque pictures of dead security operatives killed by armed Ipob members start flooding the cyberspace. I don't even support IPOB as I feel they are not the ideal organizations to properly channel and articulate the ideologies of the Biafran movement/struggle... but you can't keep killing people like they are mere goats and expect them to just fold their hands and be mowed down by irresponsible thugs in uniform with little or no brains and training... can your Nigerian police or army even withstand a shootout with mere armed robbers? See how crude bandits and herdsmen are killing your soldiers in the North like chickens... and these are people with no military training!

Pollosa1:
everyday Fulani herdsmen. Are these herdsmen the only ones in Nigeria, why won't they allow Nigerians have peace

Because Na una dey allow them... Give them the CAR (Central African Republic) treatment and that will be the end of the fulani menace all over Nigeria. Go read up on how the Christians in Central Africa Republic banded together to treat the f**k up of the fulani power hungry bastards once and for all... Thousands of Fulanis were slaughtered mercilessly in that country despite been in control of the government. The problem of Nigerians is that we are too scared of doing the needful, we are scared of dying as we too dey gbadun life. But in nearly all records of history, revolution and change was never completely achieved through peaceful means... it was always bloody and lives had to be lost for the greater good.

From a credible source (a live witness account actually), reports I got from the clash was that the ipob members were conducting some sort of combat drill/training for their new members, when the a joint patrol team of Nigerian police/army units acting on a tip off invaded the venue of the ipob training camp to forcefully disperse them... of course the ipob boys resisted them and fought back, and in the process overpowered the security forces... I can't attest if they actually killed the 2 Nigerian security officers during the chaos... but the ipob members definitely commenced a solidarity march and ended up sacking a police station after initially gaining the upper hand over the Nigerian security units, the Naija police called for reinforcements and army units arrived with weapons of war and started shooting at the ipob members... three civilians (hard to determine if they were even ipob members) were caught in the melee of stray bullets and killed, several others injured.

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OYO: Farmers raise alarm over attacks from herdsmen

ON AUGUST 23, 20206:45 PMIN NEWS

Farmers of Ikoyi-Ile in Orire Local Government area of Oyo State have raised alarm over alleged fresh hostilities by Fulani herders.

The farmers, through their representative, Babalaje of Agbe, Chief Oyekola Joseph, alleged that there have been repeated attacks calling for urgent intervention of the state government before the issue gets out of control.

Oyekola, who is the secretary of Idera Agbe Farmers Association, Orire local government branch said “we don’t know what to do because if we revenge, it might lead to blood shed. We want the government to help us.

“Herders cut off the hand of one of our workers working in farm, they destroyed our farm produce. Another farmer was attacked with matchet and two of our minors were also raped

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The fulani terrorist are everywhere in the South, and your Amotekun will not stop them... meanwhile some afonja idiots are more concerned and ecstatic about useless security operatives/thugs in uniform using live ammunitions on unarmed civilians... Fulani are also in your communities raping your women and causing havoc.

Make una continue.

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15 Fulani Herdsmen Killed In Ebonyi State By An Unknown Gunmen – (Graphic Photos)

Some suspected fulani armed militants has been apprehended and taken down by an Unknown Gunmen in Ebonyi state, after a horrible attack in onueke town, which claims so many lives of the people living in the Community

According to an eye witness, it was discovered that the fulani Herdsmen has been terrorizing the Community by abducting and killing the people living in the town most especially raping the women in the town.

According to information gathered it was discovered that The incidents which happened unexpectedly lasted for over two hours gun battle, between the fulani Herdsmen and the unknown Gunmen which claim lives of 15 fulani Herdsmen, while others ran away to take cover.

MinorityOpinion:
The Governor was obviously reacting to recent bashing of the leaders from the leadership of the Indigenous People of Biafra.

The IPOB leadership had allegedly taunted the Igbo political leaders for being lackadaisical in handling security issues affecting the zone, maintaining that the leaders had failed the people.

Umahi, in his address at the event, noted that the South East Governors and other well meaning leaders cannot be pushed under any circumstance to engage in senseless battle, which would endanger the life and general well-being of the Igbo people.

MinorityOpinion don't mind these confused Yeebos jare. Less I forget, egbon your mother promised to drop her number so I can come tonight and nyansh her as per usual how far now? ... tell her I've been waiting on her call, I have her on speed-dial with the rare privilege of her been my premium booty call.

BTW she said she liked doggy so well when I was lashing her at our rendezvous spot (wink) , I was wondering if your dad isn't hitting it right?

Didn't like this one.

Battle against killer herdsmen serious in over 200 Igbo communities, 10 states —INC

ON AUGUST 10, 20206:25 AMIN NEWS

By Chinonso Alozie

The Igbo National Council, INC, yesterday, said that  Operation Lion Walk against  killer herdsmen camping in the forests of Igboland has been enforced in over two hundred communities and ten Igbo-speaking states.

He said: “We note that since the historic launch of Operation Ije  Agu on 15th June 2020, over two hundred communities and pro-Igbo associations and groups across the Igbo nation have taken it upon themselves to comb their forests and evict every trace of the killer herdsmen and all criminal gangs who were illegally hiding in many of our forests.

“We sincerely appreciate the compliance of many communities and groups in the enforcement of Operation Ije Agu at this critical time in our history. We will not relent in combing our forests to arrest, dislodge and flush out any trace of the killer herdsmen and other criminal gangs hiding in our forests or patrolling with dangerous arms in the Igbo nation territories



According to the group’s President, Chilos Godsent, it’s remaining six Igbo states to complete the Operation Lion Walk agenda.

He however, called on other communities that have not implemented the agenda to do so early enough before the killer herdsmen would crush them.

Also, the INC President warned the Miyetti Allah group to stop its members’  invasion plan and setting up of security outfit as such would be severely defeated.

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