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Massacred by fulani herdsmen. When Tor Tiv and his village was sacked, Governor Suswan mobilized police, soldiers, DDS, NCDSC, etc to have a first hand knowledge of what took place. On his way, the soldiers stopped and told him that a call from higher authorities ordered them to turn back. They also advised The Governor to abort his mission. So, they left the team. The Governor proceeded with a handful of police and DSS. On getting close, they came under attack. The shooting lasted for over an hour with the intention of killing The Governor, before he was smuggled out. Four lives were lost from his escort. The Governor openly said that it was a clear genocide program against his people. Since then, no probe and no comment from the authorities. When the people of Southern Kaduna and Plateau State were continuously decimated, some indigenes claimed to have seen men in camouflage garb, and their shootings were professional. Who are these men and from where did they get the guns? Mo

Fidelis Soriwei, Ihuoma Chiedozie, Femi Makinde and Peter Dada The people of Ukpabi Nimbo, a community in the Uzo-Uwani area of Enugu State, which was attacked by Fulani herdsmen on Monday, have blamed security agencies for failing to act on “credible” information they provided before the attack. The villagers, who said this when the Enugu State Governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, visited the community on Tuesday, stated that they were abandoned even after they alerted security agencies to the plan to attack them. The General Officer Commanding, 82 Division, Enugu, Major General Attahiru Ibrahim, and the Commissioner of Police, Enugu State, Nwodibo Ekechukwu, were also in the village on Tuesday. Security was beefed up in the community during the visit, with heavily armed military and police personnel positioned at strategic locations. A community leader, Dr. George Ajogu, who spoke on behalf of the people of Ukpabi Nimbo at the village square, said the villagers were not taken

Igbo woman massacred and rapped. The peroration of this whole post, is that Nigeria should be divided and Biafrans should stand up for freedom now. Nothing offends the sensibilities more than unnecessary or avoidable loss of life. Nothing. The killing of 20 in Ukpabi Nimbo community in the Uzo-Uwani Local Government Area of Enugu State yesterday, was one more of a long history of slayings, stemming from common disagreements. In February more than 40 were slaughtered in Agatu, Benue state and over 2,000 were injured. This has been going on for way too long. It is not a one sided story, and some herdsmen have lost their lives in these clashes, but the wanton deaths are happening because the herdsmen are literally showing up to fist fights, armed with guns and machetes. The Enugu incident was not just a bunch of herdsmen passing through, it was a planned "invasion", where much more than the herdsmen overran the villages, sending host communities scampering for dear

Fulani herdsmen. SUSPECTED Fulani herdsmen yesterday kidnapped eight persons in Obiaruku, Ukwuani Local Government Area of Delta State and held them hostage for several hours during which the victims were allegedly tortured and brutalized. The victims were said to be working in their farmland when the herdsmen stormed the farm at about 6am and seized the workers on the ground that they (farmers) were responsible for the killing of four cows in the neighborhood. Youth leader of the community, Comrade Chika Uwabuofu, however said the victims were later released at about 2.30pm by the hostage takers as tension was building in the community. Uwabuofu who lamented the unwholesome activities of herdsmen in the community, said that “for some time now, Fulani herdsmen have been harassing our men and women in their farmlands, eating the food in their barns and using their cows to destroy their crops. “On account of this, we have been reporting their activities to the police and a m

ENUGU MASSACRE: AN OPEN LETTER TO ALL IPOB   Featured   National news   26 April 2016 ENUGU MASSACRE:  AN OPEN LETTER TO ALL IPOB By Onyebuchi Eze  (Nnamdi Kanu disciple) 25/4/2016 Published By Family Writers My dear IPOB, OUR MISSION IS TO RESTORE BIAFRA & NOT FEUD WITH FULANI A popular Biafra  proverb said "Ọbụrụ anya dị nwoke n'ọgụ, dịkwa ya na mgba, nwanyị etituoya n'ala". This proverb simply translate thus "if a man is interested in both fight and wrestling at d same time, then a woman will slap him down". This proverb has summed up what i want to say in this open letter i am sending to my fellow IPOB members. It is no longer breaking news 2 anybody anywhere that Fulani terrorist are everywhere in Igbo land terrorizing our people thereby looking for a reprisal. DSS has even disguised as Fulani herdsmen attacking Igbo communities & thereby looking 4 reprisals from IPOB members. Fulani terrorist menace has also assumed a worrisome dimen

Massacred Community In Enugu state Nigeria. S cores of people are reported killed by suspected Fulani herdsmen who invaded Enugu in the early hours of Monday. State police spokesperson Ebere Amaraizu have confirmed the report. Amaraizu said the police and the army are responding to the situation. The suspected herdsmen reportedly invaded Ukpabi, Nimbo in Uzo-Uwani local government area of the state sacking houses and killing many. According to reports, Enugu residents are fleeing the affected (and other) communities in search of safe havens. Reports say neighbouring Nkpologu and Uvuru, and far away Nkpologu, have fled to Nsukka. It’s not the first time suspected Fulani gunmen would invade communities. Two months ago, the herdsmen reportedly killed over 300 people in Agatu, Benue State. They said the killings were reprisals for a Fulani man killed by members of the community in 2013. President Muhammadu Buhari said the conflict is a “perennial problem” and “we’ll look into

Foreign Relations, 1969-1976, Volume E-5, Documents on Africa, 1969-1972 Released by the Office of the Historian ACTION Friday, February 21, 1969 MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT FROM: Henry A. Kissinger SUBJECT: Letter to General Gowon, Head of The Federal Government of Nigeria At Tab A, for your signature, is a reply to General Gowon which conveys your policy approach to the Nigerian civil war. Gowon's inaugural greeting (Tab B) invited you to send a personal emissary on a fact-finding visit to Nigeria. Your reply has been held pending the NSC study on Nigeria-Biafra relief, and particularly the decision on a relief coordinator. This letter will be a primary policy document in our relations with the Federal side. It should establish clearly both the tone and substance of the careful balance you wish to strike between a high public impact on relief and minimal political involvement. Moreover, all or part of the letter may leak in Lagos. The position it ta