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    Five dead in herdsmen, farmers clash in Delta

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorJanuary 9, 2017No Comments2 Mins Read
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    No fewer than five people have been reported killed in clashes between herdsmen and farmers in Delta states.

    The victims are indigenes of Abraka and Obiarukwu in Ethiope East and Ukwani local government areas of Delta State.

    According to the Sun, there has been a protracted animosity between the herdsmen and farmers in the communities over incessant destruction of farmlands by cattle.

    The state government, it said, had attempted to intervene in for quite sometimes.

    Tension climaxed during the week as the herdsmen stepped outside the temporary grazing line allocated to them, an action the community protested, thereby leading to a clash that claimed the lives of four men and a woman.

    The victims in the Abraka incident included two cousins – Akpovona Felix and Sunday Akpupu, from Eku community, but residents in Abraka.

    They were both reportedly killed in their farms.

    The bodies of Akpovona and Sunday were discovered in their farms on Wednesday by community scavengers.

    Akpovona, a father of five was said to have been shot by the herdsmen while his cousin was hacked to death and his finger chopped off.

    Investigations revealed that the second incident happened in a farm along the Abraka-Benin Road, a boundary area between Urhoka-Abraka and Obiaruku, claiming the lives of two men and a woman.

    The victims were indigenes of Obiaruku community.

    “They had gone to the farm last week Tuesday, when they did not return the next day, a search party was sent to look for them only to discover their lifeless bodies at separate locations by a river bank near their farms,” Progress Aganbi, a native of the area narrated.

    Police spokesman in Delta State, Mr. Andrew Aniamaka, said: “I could only confirm that of Abraka, where two persons were killed.

    “It was first reported as a case of a missing person on the third day. One Akpovena Godwin reported that his brother was missing. They are from Eku community.

    “By morning of the fourth day, they found the deceased and that of Sunday Akpokpo. Sunday Akpokpo was 40 years while Felix Akpovena was 39 years. It was an actual case of murder. There is the suspicion that it might have been a reprisal attack,” he said.

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