According to a report by The Punch, the acting Police Public Relations Officer, Nasarawa State Command, ASP Usman Samaila, said the command received information that the military personnel came from Benue and carried out the operation that led to the killing of six people suspected to be Fulani herders in the state. Samaila further disclosed that the command did not know what really happened between the Fulani herders and the military men. He said, “The command is aware of the incident that took place in the Keana Local Government Area of the state. “I can confirm to you that our men went to the scene of the incident and recovered about six dead bodies killed by the suspected military men in the area.” He described the incident as “a wild operation that was formed by the military personnel to prevent an unabated crisis between Fulani herders and Tiv farmers at Benue and Nasarawa states border.” The spokesman further revealed that the command had already drafted its personnel to Keana Local Government Area of the state to avert any possible future crisis. In his reaction to the killings of their people and cows, the Chairman of the Miyyeti Allah Cattle Breeders Association, Nasarawa State Chapter, Mallam Muhammed Hussein, expressed sadness over the attack. Speaking while addressing newsmen at the Association’s secretariat in Lafia on Wednesday, Hussein said: “We are not happy that six of our members were shot dead by some bad eggs who are in the military. “If the military suspects any Fulani man for any crime, they should arrest and prosecute him and not to just kill like that. “I am not aware of what led to the attack but I was informed that some soldiers just invaded a Fulani settlement and shot six of our people, including a traditional title holder in the Fulani community. “We want the government to investigate and punish the soldiers who carried out the killing because we are not going to take it.” He added, “If you claim that the Fulani people committed a crime, how about the cows, what did the cows do that they will kill 150 cows?”]]>

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