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Herdsmen allegedly kill two farmers in Edo

Admin February 24, 2025

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Feb. 24, 2025

Police Command in Edo has confirmed the killing of two farmers in Okpekpe, Etsako East Local Government, by suspected herdsmen.

The victims, identified as Batemue Philip Ebo and Christopher Bello, were reportedly attacked on their way to the farm on Monday.

Confirming the incident, CSP Moses Yamu, Public Relations Officer of the command, said the attack was reported by the Chief of Okpekpe at about 9:00 a.m. on Monday.

“The command received a report today at about 0900hrs from the Chief of Okpekpe that two of his subjects were attacked and killed in their farms by suspected herdsmen.

“The Divisional Police Officer (DPO) and mobile police officers deployed in Uzanu arrived at the scene and found their lifeless bodies,” Yamu stated.

In response to the killings, Yamu said the police had reviewed security arrangements in the area to track down the perpetrators and prevent further attacks.

“Security arrangements in the area have been reviewed to go after the criminals and forestall reoccurrence,” he added.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the killing occurred three days after 23 farmers were feared killed in an attack on seven farming settlements in Ovia South West Local Government of the state.

The attacks have heightened concerns over rising insecurity in rural communities, particularly in farming settlements where farmers have suffered repeated attacks. (NAN) (

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