Family petitions Sanwo-Olu over herdsmen invasion of Epe farm

The Ali Moibi-Balogun family of Odo-Egiri town in the Eredo Local Council Development Area of Lagos State has petitioned the Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, and the Inspector General of Police, appealing for their intervention to reclaim their land from some herdsmen.

The letter petition titled, ‘Invasion: Iganke Farmland, Odo-Egiri, Epe, Lagos,’ was dated May 10, 2021 and signed by the family lawyer,  Adeyemi Adegbite.

The family said they petitioned the governor after the police in Noforija, Epe, allegedly branded them as suspects after they complained that their farmland had been invaded by the herdsmen who also threatened to wreck more havoc on the community.

The petition reads partly, “We hereby most humbly urge your Excellency to deploy your very good offices to intervene in this matter, cause a discreet investigation is to be conducted, and ensure that our society is not turned into a lawless one where might is right and where power can be hijacked by a few powerful and privileged individual or group of individuals to the detriment of the common and law-abiding citizens.”

Ali Moibi-Balogun family added that they were the owners of a large expanse of land housing Iganke farmland, “by virtue of inheritance from their forbearers since time immemorial according to the Yoruba custom and tradition.”

The family explained that the herdsmen’s incursion on the land was first noticed on the 4th March 2021.

The family noted that the herdsmen raided the farmland, shooting sporadically, forcing the staff working there to flee. They added that the whereabouts of a pregnant woman was unknown.

The petition added, “On April 22, 2021, another attack was carried out on our client, this time on their (our client’s) residence. As we speak, the herdsmen are fully settled and are chasing everyone away, threatening our client’s lives and the police at Noforija have lost hope of combating this menace.”

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/family-petitions-sanwo-olu-over-herdsmen-invasion-of-epe-farm/%3famp

This Fulani people don turn them sef to Nuisance everywhere....

Watching intently...

I think the Easterners are trying to avoid situations like this yet most people attack them for whatever reason they deem fit.
This country is pushing everyone down south to the wall.

This is EPE here here oooo..Let's keep pretending Buhari is not carrying out a Jihad in broad daylight

Tobrasky:

Family petitions Sanwo-Olu over herdsmen invasion of Epe farm

The Ali Moibi-Balogun family of Odo-Egiri town in the Eredo Local Council Development Area of Lagos State has petitioned the Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, and the Inspector General of Police, appealing for their intervention to reclaim their land from some herdsmen.

The letter petition titled, ‘Invasion: Iganke Farmland, Odo-Egiri, Epe, Lagos,’ was dated May 10, 2021 and signed by the family lawyer,  Adeyemi Adegbite.

The family said they petitioned the governor after the police in Noforija, Epe, allegedly branded them as suspects after they complained that their farmland had been invaded by the herdsmen who also threatened to wreck more havoc on the community.

The petition reads partly, “We hereby most humbly urge your Excellency to deploy your very good offices to intervene in this matter, cause a discreet investigation is to be conducted, and ensure that our society is not turned into a lawless one where might is right and where power can be hijacked by a few powerful and privileged individual or group of individuals to the detriment of the common and law-abiding citizens.”

Ali Moibi-Balogun family added that they were the owners of a large expanse of land housing Iganke farmland, “by virtue of inheritance from their forbearers since time immemorial according to the Yoruba custom and tradition.”

The family explained that the herdsmen’s incursion on the land was first noticed on the 4th March 2021.

The family noted that the herdsmen raided the farmland, shooting sporadically, forcing the staff working there to flee. They added that the whereabouts of a pregnant woman was unknown.

The petition added, “On April 22, 2021, another attack was carried out on our client, this time on their (our client’s) residence. As we speak, the herdsmen are fully settled and are chasing everyone away, threatening our client’s lives and the police at Noforija have lost hope of combating this menace.”

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/family-petitions-sanwo-olu-over-herdsmen-invasion-of-epe-farm/%3famp

Someone can't just be serious, by the way , where are the cows

Thought they say there are no herdsmen in Lagos.
Sanwo Olu better activate Amotekun to deal with the invaders.

This fulani people really need war

Where are those advising lgbos
Where are those showing love to lgbos
Where are those pretending all his well because of 2023
Where are those shouting ban open grazing. Is this open grazing or invasion

Nigeria police sef, someone came to lodge a complaint of invasion of his land. Yet u brand him a suspect. Na wa o

Sonwolu will not lift a finger! You know you? 2023election for his ogaat the top.

Helinues, mekaboy, thebosstrevor,,,, your master's boys are at it again.... Come and dish out advices as usual on how to a good Nigerian...

Lekki, Banana Island, Victoria Island and Ikoyi, hope you guys have your arms ready to defend your children.

Most cow you see in Lagos are own by Western and the Fulani are employed to look after them

hakeemhakeem:
Most cow you see in Lagos are own by Western and the Fulani are employed to look after them