The attacks on some parts of Northern states of the country
by Fulani herdsmen might be coming to an end soon. This is because, reliable sources
have disclosed that the Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, has set
up a committee to resolve the lingering clashes between Fulani herdsmen and
farmers in some parts of the country. The committee is headed by the Deputy
Inspector-General of Police in charge of operations.
President-General, Miyetti Allah, the umbrella body of the
herdsmen, and three other members of the body were included in the committee,
while president and executive members of Farmers’ Association of Nigeria are
also members.
Community leaders of the affected areas in Benue, Plateau,
Taraba and Zamfara, some of the states affected by the clashes, also make the
list.
The committee followed an interactive meeting between the
Inspector-General and the leadership of Miyetti Allah at the Force Headquarters
on Thursday.
The essence of the meeting was to find an alternative
dispute resolution mechanism geared towards finding a lasting solution to the
lingering crises.
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We pray d meetin achieve its purpose cuz dos fulani hermen ar devlish
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