AOIYEO Calls for Calm After Gwagwalada Community Clash

The Abuja Original Inhabitant Youth Empowerment Organization (AOIYEO) condemned the recent clash between the Paiko community and the Fulani community in Gwagwalada area council of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), which reportedly resulted in the loss of lives, particularly among indigenous youths from Paiko. In a statement signed by executive director Commandant Isaac David, AOIYEO expressed sadness over the incident, describing it as tragic and avoidable.
The organization called for calm and urged residents to refrain from retaliation, warning that such actions could escalate the situation. AOIYEO commended Gwagwalada area council chairman Kasim Mohammed for his swift intervention, including deploying security personnel and facilitating dialogue.
They urged security agencies to investigate the incident thoroughly and ensure justice. AOIYEO also appealed to traditional rulers and youth leaders to participate in a security meeting aimed at restoring peace and emphasized the importance of respecting each other's livelihoods to prevent future conflicts.
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