15 feared dead in farmers, herdsmen clash in Adamawa
By Channels TV
02 August 2016 |
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To God, this is becoming too much for these herdsmen in Nigeria. From North to South they are there killing people as if those people don’t have souls. Will not the Military detail Air surveillance over the areas and fish them out of their hideouts? Enough has been said and these people are adamant. I think it is enough of “Medicine after death” approach of the Security agents. They won’t show up when the action is on but when there is reprisal that’s when they show up. Where is the Senator who was saying that these heartless people are foreigners? Now they have slaughtered people in Adamawa and Niger the same week. Who knows what will happen before the end of the week? My advice is that every community starts watching over their land and people.
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