What is the story about: Troops arrest three Fulani men over farmer’s death?

Troops of Sector 6, Operation ENDURING PEACE, OPEP, have arrested three Fulani men in Plateau State following the death of a farmer in Riyom Local Government Area. According to security analyst Zagazola Makama, the arrests were made on September 13, 2026, during a raid on Baggat and Shong 2 Fulani hamlets in Bachi community, Riyom […] Troops arrest three Fulani men over farmer’s death

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Investigation and potential prosecution of the arrested individuals

Why It Matters

The incident highlights ongoing tensions between farmers and Fulani herders in the region

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35m agoDaily Post Nigeria: Troops of Sector 6, Operation ENDURING PEACE, OPEP, have arrested three Fulani men in Plateau State following the death of a farmer in Riyom

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