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86 killed in central Nigeria as farmers, herders clash | News | Jamaica Gleaner

26.6.18

86 killed in central Nigeria as farmers, herders clash | News | Jamaica Gleaner: Nigeria’s president Muhammadu Buhari warned against reprisal attacks after the “deeply unfortunate killings across a number of communities” in central Plateau State as the military, police and counter-terror units were sent to end the bloodshed.

“No efforts will be spared to find the attackers”, Buhari said.

The latest clashes began when about 100 cattle were rustled and some herders were killed, the statement from Buhari’s office said.

“Less than 24 hours later, violence broke out. Some thugs then took advantage of the situation, turning it into an opportunity to extort the public, and to attack people from rival political parties”.


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