Agatu LGA Gives Fulani Herdsmen 48 Hours to Leave Agricultural Lands
The Chairman of Agatu Local Government Area, James Melvin Ejeh, has given Fulani herdsmen a 48-hour ultimatum to vacate all agricultural lands, ahead of the planting season.
Speaking at a stakeholders’ meeting on Saturday, Ejeh emphasized the need to protect farmers’ access to their lands for uninterrupted cultivation.
While the Ado of the Fulani requested a one-week extension, the council agreed to a peaceful relocation plan, with local youth groups and security agencies pledging support.
Click here to read the full story ➔
