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1 die as Fulanis clash with natives in Enugu
AT least, one person has been reported dead in Ishi Ozalla community, in Nkanu West Local Government Area of Enugu State, when angry natives clashed with some Fulani herdsmen in the area, over alleged destruction of farm crops.
Reports from the area, on Wednesday, also said two cows belonging to the Fulanis were killed during the feud, as the youth alleged that the Fulani herdsmen also raped some women in the area.
The source added that disagreement between the two parties led to a fight that subsequently claimed the lives of the Fulani herdsman and two cows.
It was gathered that some natives sustained injuries, a development that heightened tension in the community before a combined team of soldiers and policemen were drafted to the place.
Confirming the incident, the state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Mr Ebere Amaraizu, said the swift deployment of security operatives in the area prevented the escalation of the dispute, adding that both parties were summoned by the state Commissioner of Police, where a successful dialogue was held.
Amaraizu said the security operatives had been stationed in the community to maintain peace and order, so that both parties could go about their normal businesses without molestation.
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written by Gbola, July 19, 2012
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