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BREAKING: Fulani Herdsmen Houses Set On Fire (Video)

by NewsOnline Nigeria
June 9, 2021
in Headline, Crime Watch
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Fulani Herdsmen Houses

Fulani Herdsmen houses have been set on fire in Ogun state.

 

News Online reports that Fulani settlement at a village called Itin Sagamu, Ogun State, has been razed down by irate youths, following a case of kidnapping.

 

JUST IN: Police Defy AGF Malami’s Order To Arrest Adeboye, Kumuyi, Others

The Ogun State police command has confirmed the incident to newsmen.

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A report by Daily Post monitored by News Online revealed that some herdsmen said to be Fulani had abducted a woman, whom the police said was yet to be rescued as of Tuesday night.

 

Exasperated by the situation, some youths in Iraye, who said cases of kidnapping had been recurring in the area, stormed the Fulani settlement and set it on fire.

 

It was learnt that one person was injured in the incident as many other Fulani men fled for safety with their wives and children.

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The Ogun State Chairman of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), Abdulmumin Ibrahim, said about five houses were torched by the locals in the settlement.

According to Ibrahim, no life was lost in the attack, saying the affected herdsmen have temporarily relocated.

 

“Those affected have run away from the community. Two persons were missing earlier but they have been found. We have asked them to make a formal report at Sagamu Police station on the incident,” the MACBAN Chairman has said.

The state police spokesperson, Abimbola Oyeyemi, while confirming the incident, stated that normalcy had been restored.

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BREAKING: IGP Baba Gives Standing Order To Police Against June 12 Protest

 

Oyeyemi said the clash occurred because “some Fulani herdsmen kidnapped someone in his farm.”

 

He added that the State Commissioner of Police, Edward Ajogun had visited the place for on-the-spot assessment.

Watch the video below:

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Fulani Herdsmen houses have been set on fire in Ogun state.

 

News Online reports that Fulani settlement at a village called Itin Sagamu, Ogun State, has been razed down by irate youths, following a case of kidnapping.

 

JUST IN: Police Defy AGF Malami’s Order To Arrest Adeboye, Kumuyi, Others

The Ogun State police command has confirmed the incident to newsmen.

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A report by Daily Post monitored by News Online revealed that some herdsmen said to be Fulani had abducted a woman, whom the police said was yet to be rescued as of Tuesday night.

 

Exasperated by the situation, some youths in Iraye, who said cases of kidnapping had been recurring in the area, stormed the Fulani settlement and set it on fire.

 

It was learnt that one person was injured in the incident as many other Fulani men fled for safety with their wives and children.

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TRENDING: Watch As Governor Abiodun Stumbles On Blunders During TV Broadcast

 

The Ogun State Chairman of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), Abdulmumin Ibrahim, said about five houses were torched by the locals in the settlement.

According to Ibrahim, no life was lost in the attack, saying the affected herdsmen have temporarily relocated.

 

“Those affected have run away from the community. Two persons were missing earlier but they have been found. We have asked them to make a formal report at Sagamu Police station on the incident,” the MACBAN Chairman has said.

The state police spokesperson, Abimbola Oyeyemi, while confirming the incident, stated that normalcy had been restored.

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BREAKING: IGP Baba Gives Standing Order To Police Against June 12 Protest

 

Oyeyemi said the clash occurred because “some Fulani herdsmen kidnapped someone in his farm.”

 

He added that the State Commissioner of Police, Edward Ajogun had visited the place for on-the-spot assessment.

Watch the video below:

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Fulani Herdsmen houses have been set on fire in Ogun state.

 

News Online reports that Fulani settlement at a village called Itin Sagamu, Ogun State, has been razed down by irate youths, following a case of kidnapping.

 

JUST IN: Police Defy AGF Malami’s Order To Arrest Adeboye, Kumuyi, Others

The Ogun State police command has confirmed the incident to newsmen.

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A report by Daily Post monitored by News Online revealed that some herdsmen said to be Fulani had abducted a woman, whom the police said was yet to be rescued as of Tuesday night.

 

Exasperated by the situation, some youths in Iraye, who said cases of kidnapping had been recurring in the area, stormed the Fulani settlement and set it on fire.

 

It was learnt that one person was injured in the incident as many other Fulani men fled for safety with their wives and children.

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TRENDING: Watch As Governor Abiodun Stumbles On Blunders During TV Broadcast

 

The Ogun State Chairman of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), Abdulmumin Ibrahim, said about five houses were torched by the locals in the settlement.

According to Ibrahim, no life was lost in the attack, saying the affected herdsmen have temporarily relocated.

 

“Those affected have run away from the community. Two persons were missing earlier but they have been found. We have asked them to make a formal report at Sagamu Police station on the incident,” the MACBAN Chairman has said.

The state police spokesperson, Abimbola Oyeyemi, while confirming the incident, stated that normalcy had been restored.

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BREAKING: IGP Baba Gives Standing Order To Police Against June 12 Protest

 

Oyeyemi said the clash occurred because “some Fulani herdsmen kidnapped someone in his farm.”

 

He added that the State Commissioner of Police, Edward Ajogun had visited the place for on-the-spot assessment.

Watch the video below:

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Fulani Herdsmen houses have been set on fire in Ogun state.

 

News Online reports that Fulani settlement at a village called Itin Sagamu, Ogun State, has been razed down by irate youths, following a case of kidnapping.

 

JUST IN: Police Defy AGF Malami’s Order To Arrest Adeboye, Kumuyi, Others

The Ogun State police command has confirmed the incident to newsmen.

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A report by Daily Post monitored by News Online revealed that some herdsmen said to be Fulani had abducted a woman, whom the police said was yet to be rescued as of Tuesday night.

 

Exasperated by the situation, some youths in Iraye, who said cases of kidnapping had been recurring in the area, stormed the Fulani settlement and set it on fire.

 

It was learnt that one person was injured in the incident as many other Fulani men fled for safety with their wives and children.

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TRENDING: Watch As Governor Abiodun Stumbles On Blunders During TV Broadcast

 

The Ogun State Chairman of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), Abdulmumin Ibrahim, said about five houses were torched by the locals in the settlement.

According to Ibrahim, no life was lost in the attack, saying the affected herdsmen have temporarily relocated.

 

“Those affected have run away from the community. Two persons were missing earlier but they have been found. We have asked them to make a formal report at Sagamu Police station on the incident,” the MACBAN Chairman has said.

The state police spokesperson, Abimbola Oyeyemi, while confirming the incident, stated that normalcy had been restored.

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BREAKING: IGP Baba Gives Standing Order To Police Against June 12 Protest

 

Oyeyemi said the clash occurred because “some Fulani herdsmen kidnapped someone in his farm.”

 

He added that the State Commissioner of Police, Edward Ajogun had visited the place for on-the-spot assessment.

Watch the video below:

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Fulani Herdsmen houses have been set on fire in Ogun state.

 

News Online reports that Fulani settlement at a village called Itin Sagamu, Ogun State, has been razed down by irate youths, following a case of kidnapping.

 

JUST IN: Police Defy AGF Malami’s Order To Arrest Adeboye, Kumuyi, Others

The Ogun State police command has confirmed the incident to newsmen.

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A report by Daily Post monitored by News Online revealed that some herdsmen said to be Fulani had abducted a woman, whom the police said was yet to be rescued as of Tuesday night.

 

Exasperated by the situation, some youths in Iraye, who said cases of kidnapping had been recurring in the area, stormed the Fulani settlement and set it on fire.

 

It was learnt that one person was injured in the incident as many other Fulani men fled for safety with their wives and children.

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TRENDING: Watch As Governor Abiodun Stumbles On Blunders During TV Broadcast

 

The Ogun State Chairman of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), Abdulmumin Ibrahim, said about five houses were torched by the locals in the settlement.

According to Ibrahim, no life was lost in the attack, saying the affected herdsmen have temporarily relocated.

 

“Those affected have run away from the community. Two persons were missing earlier but they have been found. We have asked them to make a formal report at Sagamu Police station on the incident,” the MACBAN Chairman has said.

The state police spokesperson, Abimbola Oyeyemi, while confirming the incident, stated that normalcy had been restored.

[the_ad id=”9326″]

BREAKING: IGP Baba Gives Standing Order To Police Against June 12 Protest

 

Oyeyemi said the clash occurred because “some Fulani herdsmen kidnapped someone in his farm.”

 

He added that the State Commissioner of Police, Edward Ajogun had visited the place for on-the-spot assessment.

Watch the video below:

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Fulani Herdsmen houses have been set on fire in Ogun state.

 

News Online reports that Fulani settlement at a village called Itin Sagamu, Ogun State, has been razed down by irate youths, following a case of kidnapping.

 

JUST IN: Police Defy AGF Malami’s Order To Arrest Adeboye, Kumuyi, Others

The Ogun State police command has confirmed the incident to newsmen.

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A report by Daily Post monitored by News Online revealed that some herdsmen said to be Fulani had abducted a woman, whom the police said was yet to be rescued as of Tuesday night.

 

Exasperated by the situation, some youths in Iraye, who said cases of kidnapping had been recurring in the area, stormed the Fulani settlement and set it on fire.

 

It was learnt that one person was injured in the incident as many other Fulani men fled for safety with their wives and children.

[the_ad id=”9326″]

TRENDING: Watch As Governor Abiodun Stumbles On Blunders During TV Broadcast

 

The Ogun State Chairman of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), Abdulmumin Ibrahim, said about five houses were torched by the locals in the settlement.

According to Ibrahim, no life was lost in the attack, saying the affected herdsmen have temporarily relocated.

 

“Those affected have run away from the community. Two persons were missing earlier but they have been found. We have asked them to make a formal report at Sagamu Police station on the incident,” the MACBAN Chairman has said.

The state police spokesperson, Abimbola Oyeyemi, while confirming the incident, stated that normalcy had been restored.

[the_ad id=”9326″]

BREAKING: IGP Baba Gives Standing Order To Police Against June 12 Protest

 

Oyeyemi said the clash occurred because “some Fulani herdsmen kidnapped someone in his farm.”

 

He added that the State Commissioner of Police, Edward Ajogun had visited the place for on-the-spot assessment.

Watch the video below:

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Fulani Herdsmen houses have been set on fire in Ogun state.

 

News Online reports that Fulani settlement at a village called Itin Sagamu, Ogun State, has been razed down by irate youths, following a case of kidnapping.

 

JUST IN: Police Defy AGF Malami’s Order To Arrest Adeboye, Kumuyi, Others

The Ogun State police command has confirmed the incident to newsmen.

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A report by Daily Post monitored by News Online revealed that some herdsmen said to be Fulani had abducted a woman, whom the police said was yet to be rescued as of Tuesday night.

 

Exasperated by the situation, some youths in Iraye, who said cases of kidnapping had been recurring in the area, stormed the Fulani settlement and set it on fire.

 

It was learnt that one person was injured in the incident as many other Fulani men fled for safety with their wives and children.

[the_ad id=”9326″]

TRENDING: Watch As Governor Abiodun Stumbles On Blunders During TV Broadcast

 

The Ogun State Chairman of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), Abdulmumin Ibrahim, said about five houses were torched by the locals in the settlement.

According to Ibrahim, no life was lost in the attack, saying the affected herdsmen have temporarily relocated.

 

“Those affected have run away from the community. Two persons were missing earlier but they have been found. We have asked them to make a formal report at Sagamu Police station on the incident,” the MACBAN Chairman has said.

The state police spokesperson, Abimbola Oyeyemi, while confirming the incident, stated that normalcy had been restored.

[the_ad id=”9326″]

BREAKING: IGP Baba Gives Standing Order To Police Against June 12 Protest

 

Oyeyemi said the clash occurred because “some Fulani herdsmen kidnapped someone in his farm.”

 

He added that the State Commissioner of Police, Edward Ajogun had visited the place for on-the-spot assessment.

Watch the video below:

[the_ad id=”9326″]

Fulani Herdsmen houses have been set on fire in Ogun state.

 

News Online reports that Fulani settlement at a village called Itin Sagamu, Ogun State, has been razed down by irate youths, following a case of kidnapping.

 

JUST IN: Police Defy AGF Malami’s Order To Arrest Adeboye, Kumuyi, Others

The Ogun State police command has confirmed the incident to newsmen.

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A report by Daily Post monitored by News Online revealed that some herdsmen said to be Fulani had abducted a woman, whom the police said was yet to be rescued as of Tuesday night.

 

Exasperated by the situation, some youths in Iraye, who said cases of kidnapping had been recurring in the area, stormed the Fulani settlement and set it on fire.

 

It was learnt that one person was injured in the incident as many other Fulani men fled for safety with their wives and children.

[the_ad id=”9326″]

TRENDING: Watch As Governor Abiodun Stumbles On Blunders During TV Broadcast

 

The Ogun State Chairman of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), Abdulmumin Ibrahim, said about five houses were torched by the locals in the settlement.

According to Ibrahim, no life was lost in the attack, saying the affected herdsmen have temporarily relocated.

 

“Those affected have run away from the community. Two persons were missing earlier but they have been found. We have asked them to make a formal report at Sagamu Police station on the incident,” the MACBAN Chairman has said.

The state police spokesperson, Abimbola Oyeyemi, while confirming the incident, stated that normalcy had been restored.

[the_ad id=”9326″]

BREAKING: IGP Baba Gives Standing Order To Police Against June 12 Protest

 

Oyeyemi said the clash occurred because “some Fulani herdsmen kidnapped someone in his farm.”

 

He added that the State Commissioner of Police, Edward Ajogun had visited the place for on-the-spot assessment.

Watch the video below:

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