Reports reaching ViewPointNigeria suggests that attacks and killings in Barkin Ladi area have continued unabated. Information reaching us this evening suggests that, following the March 28th elections, the road leading to Sho village in Barkin Ladi became a death zone because Fulani marauders set ambush on the road leading up to the village, and kept entrapping and killing people.

A source from within the village confirmed to ViewPointNigeria that the village was attacked for three consecutive days last week –on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. During one of the attacks, the wife of the Councillor representing Sho was violently raped. Several people are said to have been maimed and killed harplessly, without any intervention from men of the STF stationed in the area.

Reports reaching ViewPointNigeria suggests that attacks and killings in Barkin Ladi area have continued unabated. Information reaching us this evening suggests that, following the March 28th elections, the road leading to Sho village in Barkin Ladi became a death zone because Fulani marauders set ambush on the road leading up to the village, and kept entrapping and killing people.

A source from within the village confirmed to ViewPointNigeria that the village was attacked for three consecutive days last week –on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. During one of the attacks, the wife of the Councillor representing Sho was violently raped. Several people are said to have been maimed and killed harplessly, without any intervention from men of the STF stationed in the area.

Yesterday, two people on their way to the village were ambushed and killed mercilessly. Soldiers stationed in the area, are said to be helpless in the face of the perpetual attacks and may require re-enforcement

Our source within the village, has cautioned that the marauders may still be strategizing on unleashing mayhem to the community and that if care is not taken, a repeat of the Dogon Na hauwa mayhem may soon occur in Sho village.

ViewPointNigeria feels a sense of responsibility to profile the plight of these villages, because it appears that in these political times, issues like these have been relegated to the background in favour of immense politicking.

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Killings continue unabated in Sho village of Barkin Ladi