UN reveals number of people killed by herdsmen in Nigeria
The United Nations, UN, on Tuesday revealed that over 1,400 people have been killed by Fulani herdsmen within a period of six months.
He said, “Pockets of conflicts and insecurity in the country at large especially where I am today , the herders and farmers crisis and also kidnapping and banditry. This is now really getting out of hand.
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