Suspected herdsmen have killed at least thirty persons in an attack on Simba village, a community in Song local government area of Adamawa state.
A resident who escaped by the whiskers told TVC News that about thirty people died in the attack.
According to him, the crisis started after Fulani herdsmen insisted on getting their cattle to drink from the only stream the locals used as the source of their drinking water.
Meanwhile, authorities are yet to comment on the incident as at the time of filing this report.
Suspected herdsmen have killed at least thirty persons in an attack on Simba village, a community in Song local government area of Adamawa state.
A resident who escaped by the whiskers told TVC News that about thirty people died in the attack.
According to him, the crisis started after Fulani herdsmen insisted on getting their cattle to drink from the only stream the locals used as the source of their drinking water.
Meanwhile, authorities are yet to comment on the incident as at the time of filing this report.
Suspected herdsmen have killed at least thirty persons in an attack on Simba village, a community in Song local government area of Adamawa state.
A resident who escaped by the whiskers told TVC News that about thirty people died in the attack.
According to him, the crisis started after Fulani herdsmen insisted on getting their cattle to drink from the only stream the locals used as the source of their drinking water.
Meanwhile, authorities are yet to comment on the incident as at the time of filing this report.
Suspected herdsmen have killed at least thirty persons in an attack on Simba village, a community in Song local government area of Adamawa state.
A resident who escaped by the whiskers told TVC News that about thirty people died in the attack.
According to him, the crisis started after Fulani herdsmen insisted on getting their cattle to drink from the only stream the locals used as the source of their drinking water.
Meanwhile, authorities are yet to comment on the incident as at the time of filing this report.
Suspected herdsmen have killed at least thirty persons in an attack on Simba village, a community in Song local government area of Adamawa state.
A resident who escaped by the whiskers told TVC News that about thirty people died in the attack.
According to him, the crisis started after Fulani herdsmen insisted on getting their cattle to drink from the only stream the locals used as the source of their drinking water.
Meanwhile, authorities are yet to comment on the incident as at the time of filing this report.
Suspected herdsmen have killed at least thirty persons in an attack on Simba village, a community in Song local government area of Adamawa state.
A resident who escaped by the whiskers told TVC News that about thirty people died in the attack.
According to him, the crisis started after Fulani herdsmen insisted on getting their cattle to drink from the only stream the locals used as the source of their drinking water.
Meanwhile, authorities are yet to comment on the incident as at the time of filing this report.
Suspected herdsmen have killed at least thirty persons in an attack on Simba village, a community in Song local government area of Adamawa state.
A resident who escaped by the whiskers told TVC News that about thirty people died in the attack.
According to him, the crisis started after Fulani herdsmen insisted on getting their cattle to drink from the only stream the locals used as the source of their drinking water.
Meanwhile, authorities are yet to comment on the incident as at the time of filing this report.
Suspected herdsmen have killed at least thirty persons in an attack on Simba village, a community in Song local government area of Adamawa state.
A resident who escaped by the whiskers told TVC News that about thirty people died in the attack.
According to him, the crisis started after Fulani herdsmen insisted on getting their cattle to drink from the only stream the locals used as the source of their drinking water.
Meanwhile, authorities are yet to comment on the incident as at the time of filing this report.