Violence in Paikon-Kore: Three Herders Killed in Clash
On October 19, violence erupted in Paikon-Kore village, starting Saturday afternoon and continuing into Sunday morning. The conflict began when herders allegedly allowed their cattle to enter a groundnut farm, leading to a confrontation with the farm owner.
A herder reportedly attacked a farmer with a cutlass, severing his hand, which incited anger among residents. In retaliation, three herders were killed, and several properties, including two houses and multiple shops, were set ablaze.
Many individuals were injured, with some requiring treatment at Gwagwalada hospitals. Mohammed Usman, Secretary of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), confirmed the deaths of three herders.
Kasim Mohammed Ikwa, the Gwagwalada Area Council chairman, condemned the violence and announced a stakeholders' meeting to discuss the crisis and promote peace. He urged the community to avoid further confrontations and report damages to security agencies.
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