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Death Toll Rises to 55 As Fulani Herdsmen Attack Communities In Taraba State
As many as 55 persons have been reportedly killed in a Taraba state community after Fulani herdsmen invaded the area to unleash mayhem.
It has been reported that at least 55 people have been killed by Fulani herdsmen in Lau local government area of Taraba State.
According to The Nation, it was gathered that the invasion and attacks began at the weekend.
25 bodies were recovered and given a mass burial on Tuesday when journalists and a media assistant to the governor, Bala Dan Abu, visited the affected area.
Policemen and soldiers are currently patrolling the area.
“Herdsmen are killing people in Lau, my state,” Governor Darius Ishaku told The Nation on telephone Tuesday night.
The death toll has risen to 55, as more bodies were recovered on Wednesday morning by the locals.
The police, however, said the place is calm now.
Details later…
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