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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY| SEE THE IMPORTED RICE THAT HAS KILLED 935k PEOPLE IN NIGERIA JUST NOW. SEE THE FULL NAMES OF VICTIMS HERE.Tragedy struck in Ondo State as suspected kidnappers reportedly killed a prominent herdsmen leader, Aliu Yunusa, near the Ilu-Abo junction in Akure South Local Government Area. The incident occurred while Yunusa was on his way to his ranch. ...Tap To Read The Full Story Here | ..Tap To Read The Full Story Here...
Sources revealed that the attackers initially kidnapped Yunusa’s wife, but he confronted them and successfully secured her release. Unfortunately, the assailants later returned, overpowered Yunusa, and killed him.
Amotekun Confirms Incident
Chief Adetunji Adeleye, the Commander of the Ondo State security outfit, Amotekun, confirmed the incident. He disclosed that Yunusa was ambushed by individuals believed to be fellow Fulani herdsmen who attempted to steal his cattle.
Adeleye stated:
“They had earlier kidnapped his wife, but he fought them off and retrieved her. Unfortunately, they returned, overpowered him, and killed him while attempting to steal his cows.”
Distress Call and Investigation
The attack came to light when other herdsmen discovered Yunusa’s lifeless body and sent a distress signal to the Amotekun Corps’ Ogbese outpost. Upon arrival at the scene, Amotekun officers found Yunusa’s body with multiple machete wounds.
In addition to the killing, the attackers reportedly set Yunusa’s motorcycle ablaze, further compounding the brutality of the crime.
Adeleye assured the public that efforts are underway to track and apprehend the perpetrators. “Amotekun officers are combing the forest in search of those responsible for this heinous act,” he stated.
Rising Concerns Over Security
The killing has raised renewed concerns about security challenges in the region, particularly regarding conflicts involving herdsmen.WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY| SEE THE IMPORTED RICE THAT HAS KILLED 935k PEOPLE IN NIGERIA JUST NOW. SEE THE FULL NAMES OF VICTIMS HERE.
As investigations continue, local communities and authorities are calling for heightened vigilance to prevent further violence...Tap To Read The Full Story Here.
