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40 feared killed in Nigeria

August 28, 2014
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Not less than 40  people have been feared killed in a fresh fight between the Alago and Eggon people of Nasarawa State,Nigeria while over 50 houses were also set ablaze.

The fight took place at Tudun Adabu in Obi local government area.

An eye witness who was at the scene of the event said that the fight was initially between Eggon people and Fulani herdsmen in Assakio, headquarters of Lafia East development area of the state which later spread to Tudun Adabu, Wamba, Akwanga and Nasarawa Eggon local governments leaving scores dead and rendering thousands of people homeless.

It was also gathered that all the inhabitants of Assakio, Tudun Adabu and Dedere have deserted their homes as a result of the crisis in the areas. Victims of the troubled areas were seen moving their children and property to Lafia town.

Distraught members of the affected communities told Vanguard that trouble started when the Eggon people who were fighting against the Fulanis discovered that the Alago youths had joined forces with the Fulani mercenaries to fight them.

The Eggon people therefore turned their guns against the Alago at Tudun Adabu killing over 40 of them and injuring others.

 

Source: Vanguardngr

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