Seee How People Died In Adamawa When Cattle Rustlers Attack Communities

A bloody raid by cattle rustlers on three communities in Jire local government area of Adamawa state, has left many dead.

The Fulani herdsmen reportedly attacked in the early hours of Sunday, January 24, leaving many killed and several others injured.
The Punch reports that the marauders attacked Ko, Gereng and Ndikajam communities at about 3.30 am shooting sporadically.

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Mr Mark Lipdo, the executive director of Stefanos foundation, who quoted some survivors, said that currently many residents have deserted their villages while the herdsmen hold sway.
Lipdo said: “Information says early morning today, Fulani terrorists unleashed violence on three communities in Jire local government area of Adamawa state. Survivors said they  burnt down houses in Ko, Gereng and Ndikajam and were shooting sporadically.  It is still difficult to establish the casualties  as people are currently running for their lives.”
In a related development, local residents of Ubulu-Uku in the Aniocha South local government area of Delta state are continuing to grieve the loss of their king, HRM Obi Akaeze Edward Ofulue III, after he was murdered by kidnappers.
The deceased monarch was reportedly kidnapped by suspected Fulani herdsmen on Tuesday, January 5, at a spot along Obior to Igbodo road.