AD

Rivers community cries out over invasion by Fulani herdsmen

Rivers community has decried the invasion and destruction of farmlands by cattle herders leading to the destruction of crops and loses to farmers.

Mene Apere, the traditional ruler of Kaani in Khana Local Government Area who spoke to newsmen on Thursday in his place described the activities of the herdsmen in the area as a strange phenomenon to the people of Kaani community.

“My people are predominantly farmers and earn their daily living through farming. But recently, their major occupation is undergoing serious threats by herdsmen who let loose their cattle to destroy the crops of our farmers.

“This is totally strange and unacceptable and we cannot concede our means of livelihood to the strange herdsmen,” the monarch said.

He said he had made several complaints to security operatives in the area, but they did not pay serious attention to the issue, adding that some elements in the area collected money from the herders to allow them to have access to the farms.

Oh hi there 👋
It’s nice to meet you.

Sign up to receive awesome content in your inbox.

We don’t spam! Read our privacy policy for more info.

More Top Stories

D’Tigress Arrive Lyon Ahead Of 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup Qualifying
NPFL: Rivers United Trash Bendel Insurance to Remain Top
The Aftermath Of Rivers United’S Win
Women’s Month: Celebrating the Nigerian Women Changing the Story
NECA Commends FG’s Deployment of AI to Monitor Immigrants
NUJ to Collaborate NYC on Youth Development
Rivers Deputy Gov Lauds PANDEF’s Niger Delta Women Conference
Stakeholders Call for Gender Balance in HCDTs