Nigerian Police Dismiss Allegations of Armed Herdsmen Planning Attacks in Yorubaland
The Nigerian Police Command refuted claims of armed herdsmen preparing for attacks in Yorubaland, specifically in Ajebo Community, Obafemi Owode LGA. Spokesperson Omolola Odutola clarified that Fulani settlers in the area were not hostile and had long-standing peaceful relations with the community.
The police, led by CP Lanr Ogunlowo, assessed the security situation and found no evidence of imminent threats. Additionally, an investigation is underway regarding an alleged arson case involving herders in Alabata, Abeokuta, with the police considering legal actions as necessary.
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