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Many feared killed as Hausa, Fulani clash in Sokoto

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In the Gwadabawa local government area of Sokoto State, a violent clash between Hausa and Fulani residents has reportedly resulted in the loss of lives.

According to Aminu Bello, a resident of the area, the crisis began when Hausa locals attempted to rescue their members who were allegedly kidnapped by Fulani in the community.

Bello disclosed that the conflict stemmed from the consistent harassment that Hausa locals had endured from the Fulani.

The exchange of fire between the two communities resulted in casualties, including security agents deployed to restore law and order. Bello confirmed that the Fulani had captured and killed an old man, which provoked them to prepare for an attack.

The military was already deployed when the Fulani attacked, and a soldier was killed in the exchange of fire. On the Fulani’s side, casualties were also recorded, with one victim hospitalized as a result of the shooting.

The Chairman of the local government acknowledged that there is no peace in the area as the Fulani continue to threaten to attack towns they believe have mistreated them. He called for increased security measures to ensure the safety of residents.

Honourable Balarabe Salame, a member of the Federal House of Representatives representing the Gwadabawa/Illela federal constituency, stated that he would comment after receiving details of what transpired.

Sokoto State police confirmed an escalation of banditry activities in some communities in the Gwadabawa local government area, which has led to rising tensions in some villages within the council.

The police spokesman, DSP Sanusi Abubakar, confirmed ongoing joint military operations with members of the state police command to address the situation.

However, Sanusi could not confirm that the violence was between the Fulani and Hausa communities, as details of the alleged violence were still emerging.

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