The Benue government has given the herdsmen two weeks to leave the state The government of Benue state, in the north of central Nigeria, ha...
The Benue government has given the herdsmen two weeks to leave the state
The government of Benue state, in the north of central Nigeria, has given Fulani herdsmen who it says are foreigners flowing into the state and who are suspected of carrying weapons, a two-week deadline to leave the state or face the wrath of the authorities.
The governor of the state, Hyacinth Alia, has established a special committee to ensure that the order is followed, and he emphasized that the law that prohibits raising animals in the open is still in force.
However, the Miyetti Allah branch of the state has distanced itself and its children from making any cooperation with all others to destroy the enemy's town in the state.
Here is the report of Zubairu Ahmad Kasarawa.
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