DAVID MARK DEMANDS BUHARI IMMEDIATE ATTENSION

 

Fulani Herdsmen

The formal senator president and the winner of the just concluded senatorial district rerun in Benue south senatorial district has called on the the President for speed intervention on the activities of Fulani herdsmen in Aguta Local Government area of Benue state which has taking the life of over 300 men in the community.

The senator president said , it is painful that till this point in time, the issue of insecurity is still on the high side in the country and the activity of the fulani herdsmen kept rising dust in the northen part of the country.

He asked a question: when shall this menace end?

He pleaded with the deserted community to embrace peace while the government seeks lasting solution to the problem. He also pleaded that the people should maintain peace because dialogue is the only way to lasting peace and settlement of dispute.

The issue is suspected to emanated from the crisis that erupted due to the victory of Formal Senate president during the last election.

Women crying for their Husbands and Children Killed by Fulani Herdsmen

Report from sahara reprt reaching us that villages like okokolo,Akwu,Adagbo,Ugboku,Ocholonya and Aila were reportedly set on fire  as decomposed bodies of those killed were scattered over the communities.

Source had it that ”Obagaji, the local government headquarter and many other communities where used to be hide out for the people during time like this in the past , have been deserted. And the people are fleeing into another local government for safety.”He said”.

David Mark, the formal senate president who hail form Idoma in Benue state urges the president to mobilized army for peace and also pleaded with Nasarawa state government to look for lasting solution to these devilish act that has come to hampered peaceful co-existance.

Local source have that fighting is still on and many people are missing, properties damaged while huge numbers of people displaced without facilities to house them.

David Mark who issued a statement through his special assistance, Adakole Elijah, lamented the non-stop attacks on the people of Agbuta and pleaded with the government to station army in the areas to check any further re-occurrence of this ravaging.