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Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Kill Five Farmers In Four Days In Ogun Community

The attack occurred barely four days after three people were killed by the same suspected killer Fulani herdsmen at Oja-Odan near Eggua.

herdsmen on Thursday in Aiyetoro, Yewa North Local Government Area, SaharaReporters has gathered.


The attack occurred barely four days after three people were killed by the same suspected killer Fulani herdsmen at Oja-Odan near Eggua.


The recent victims were attacked on their way to their farms early Thursday morning and butchered to death by the suspected murderous herders in an ambush.

A resident of Eggua, who is also the General Secretary of All Farmers Association of Nigeria, Olusegun Popoola, told SaharaReporters about the incident on Thursday.

“Today, the killer Fulani herdsmen still went ahead to kill two more people at Aiyetoro. The innocent people were killed in the early hours of today on their farms. And the government is still telling us not to react. The Area Commander of the Police is aware of the killing,” Popoola said.

Popoola, who also lamented the deaths of the farmers killed on Sunday evening, said they were returning from where they went to pay for their rice crops.

“It happened on Sunday evening. It happened near Oja-Odan market. It was along the adjacent road to the market when going to Eggua.

“Those people went to pay for their rice. On their way back, they were attacked. Three of them were attacked and slaughtered by the militant Fulani herdsmen on Sunday evening.”

Recently, the house of the Seriki Fulani of Eggua, Olooru Adamu, was burnt following the visit of the self-acclaimed Yoruba activist, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho, to the community.

Two people were killed by suspected Fulani herdsmen on Thursday in Aiyetoro, Yewa North Local Government Area, SaharaReporters has gathered.

The attack occurred barely four days after three people were killed by the same suspected killer Fulani herdsmen at Oja-Odan near Eggua.

The recent victims were attacked on their way to their farms early Thursday morning and butchered to death by the suspected murderous herders in an ambush.

A resident of Eggua, who is also the General Secretary of All Farmers Association of Nigeria, Olusegun Popoola, told SaharaReporters about the incident on Thursday.

“Today, the killer Fulani herdsmen still went ahead to kill two more people at Aiyetoro. The innocent people were killed in the early hours of today on their farms. And the government is still telling us not to react. The Area Commander of the Police is aware of the killing,” Popoola said.

Popoola, who also lamented the deaths of the farmers killed on Sunday evening, said they were returning from where they went to pay for their rice crops.

“It happened on Sunday evening. It happened near Oja-Odan market. It was along the adjacent road to the market when going to Eggua.

“Those people went to pay for their rice. On their way back, they were attacked. Three of them were attacked and slaughtered by the militant Fulani herdsmen on Sunday evening.”

Recently, the house of the Seriki Fulani of Eggua, Olooru Adamu, was burnt following the visit of the self-acclaimed Yoruba activist, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho, to the community.

Adamu has since fled the community but his son, Sulaimon Adamu, stayed back.

When asked about the Fulani settlers and in the community and the Seriki Fulani’s son, Popoola said, “I don’t know. Nobody has seen him. It was after all of them left that they started unleashing a series of mayhem on us.

“We are living in fear now because we don’t know which town may be their next target or who is going to run into them. We cannot even go to our farms now. The New Year farm planting has been abandoned because nobody dares to go to the farm.”

Adamu has since fled the community but his son, Sulaimon Adamu, stayed back.

When asked about the Fulani settlers and in the community and the Seriki Fulani’s son, Popoola said, “I don’t know. Nobody has seen him. It was after all of them left that they started unleashing a series of mayhem on us.

“We are living in fear now because we don’t know which town may be their next target or who is going to run into them. We cannot even go to our farms now. The New Year farm planting has been abandoned because nobody dares to go to the farm.”

http://saharareporters.com/2021/02/19/suspected-fulani-herdsmen-kill-five-farmers-four-days-ogun-community

na wah ohhh!

Ok

My dear don't complain too much. Na them get this country

it's okay please

Are they "suspected", or terrorist fulani herdsmen ? Which one e be?

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MayorofLagos:
Are they "suspected", or terrorist fulani herdsmen ? Which one e be?

Media and its soft labels, of course we all know it's Fulani terrorists!

The irony is that APC/PDP are fed by the same people being destroyed,

When a people have promised you they won't let you control your destiny and you give your destiny into their hands, hehehe

Let's have sense

They might have used one slap each to kill those farmers

Fahdiga:
They might have used one slap each to kill those farmers

Like play like play Ogun state and other SW states are fast turning into another Benue, Kastina and Zamfara crisis situation with Fulani killing people almost every day, nearly 20 people killed in just two weeks!

Omuaro38:
Like play like play Ogun state and other SW states are fast turning into another Benue, Kastina and Zamfara crisis situation with Fulani killing people almost every day, nearly 20 people killed in just two weeks!

It is already like that. no need pretending. politics of correctness have killed the Yorubas

Omuaro38:
Media and its soft labels, of course we all know it's Fulani terrorists!

They are part of the problem. They call it free media but its a lie, they owe their success and failure to govt regulation. If they misstep regulators will put a chokehold on them unti they get back in line with govt. If they start using "terrorist" to describe fulani they might be censored. But they can describe Ipob a terrorist and is no problem.