Ogbomosho Residents Alert Security personnels, on the recent migration of Fulani Herdmen.

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Samaday Community of Ogbomoso south LG,has raise alarm on the migration of fulani herdsmen into their community.

Insideogbomoso.blogspot.com gathered that the Multitude herdsmen with their Cattles has come en mass to samaday Area of Ogbomoso. 

Our correspondent also gathered from the Community and residents that the community has been on a watchout for their activities, but promise to repel them If the herdsmen take any unpleasant attack or operation.

The Herdsmen were noticed enmass at the intersection on the New Ogbomoso - Oyo A1 highway, which is yet to be completed, however the Community is calling on the Security personnel to tighten the security patrol in their area.


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