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Suspected Fulani Hoodlums Attack Market In Enugu State, Loot Shops, Injure Trade by Kwashiman: 3:27pm On Apr 25, 2023
Suspected Fulani Hoodlums Attack Market In Enugu State, Loot Shops, Injure Benue Traders

Artisan market dominated by northerners selling goat and sheep is located at Naira Triangle by Enugu Okigwe road, adjacent to the NNPC Limited Mega filling station

Some suspected Fulani miscreants pretending to be tricycle riders in Enugu State, South East Nigeria have invaded Benue Yam sellers in Artisan Market, attacked them with daggers and stolen hundreds of tubers of yams.
Artisan market dominated by northerners selling goat and sheep is located at Naira Triangle by Enugu Okigwe road, adjacent to the NNPC Limited Mega filling station.
There have been reports of organised attacks on non-Hausa/Fulani trading in the market and nearby on a weekly basis. Late last year, some of the criminals who had taken over the market attacked and burnt a trailer truck and police patrol van.


However, SaharaReporters learnt that the latest attack took place on Sunday morning when Hausa/Fulani boys in their numbers invaded the yam section of the market which people from Benue State dominated and attacked them.

A video of one of the victims of the attack which SaharaReporters obtained on Tuesday showed a young man lying in hospital bed with machete cuts over his body. The video also shows that one of his fingers is severed.
The victim who was identified as John was heard narrating on the hospital bed how six Hausa/Fulani boys invaded their shops, attacked him with dagger knives, and thereafter looted their yams.

The victim who was identified as John was heard narrating on the hospital bed how six Hausa/Fulani boys invaded their shops, attacked him with dagger knives, and thereafter looted their yams.
He narrated, "After striking me with their dagger knives, I fainted. They didn’t run away, they stayed and were discussing in Hausa that since I was alone, they should kill me. I prayed to God to give me strength and save me. Then I was already bleeding profusely. I was bleeding from the finger they severed, head and all over the body. So I took off and ran. They pursued me and I hid.
"After about 15 minutes they went back inside the Artisan Market, mobilised other Fulani/Hausa boys again and returned to the place where we were selling yams. For more than 30 minutes they were there loading our yams in their 'Keke' tricycle. They ransacked my shop, collected money and parked every valuable thing that was there and left. My own yams they carried away are 210 tubers."
Lamenting how the Hausa/Fulani boys in the area had turned into terrorists, he said "you can imagine finding yourself in the midst of six people who have been using dagger knives for more than 20 years coming to kill you. I fought hard to survive otherwise I would have been a dead man by now."
"The most surprising thing is that they went back to the market, came back with other boys. They blocked the road, and chased people in the compound into their houses. You just saw them, you saw terrorists. If you saw the knives those boys held and I believe that even the second set of boys they brought had with them guns."
Reacting to the development, a resident of Enugu who identified herself as Ozioma Ejiofor and who took the said John to hospital called on the government of Enugu state to rise to how police and other security agencies especially the Department of State Services allowed the criminals to breed unchallenged.
Ozioma said, “If Hausa/Fulanis can have access to the Mega filling station in Enugu State capital that means there is more to them that the eyes have not even seen and for their guts there's more to come.”
“Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi should do something urgent to flush out these terrorists and ensure that the new Artisan Market shouldn’t be allowed to be used as terrorist cells.”
Efforts by SaharaReporters to speak with the Enugu state police command were not successful as the command’s spokesperson, DSP Daniel Ndukwe, didn’t take his calls.

https://saharareporters.com/2023/04/25/suspected-fulani-hoodlums-attack-market-enugu-state-loot-shops-injure-traders
Re: Suspected Fulani Hoodlums Attack Market In Enugu State, Loot Shops, Injure Trade by Kwashiman: 3:31pm On Apr 25, 2023
I hope Nigerians are seeing and watching how these terrorists fulani animals are getting bolder in their attacks across the South and Middle Belt regions now that they are fully aware that a Muslim/Muslim govt really favors them. They killed people in Ondo, Benue and are now targeting Benue Yam sellers in Enugu, very soon they will start attacking people in their homes.

Na just watch I dey watch that country, everybody go collect one way or another.

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Re: Suspected Fulani Hoodlums Attack Market In Enugu State, Loot Shops, Injure Trade by Odin13: 3:36pm On Apr 25, 2023
Benue people must go and appease Dan fodio.. imagine chasing them even in another man’s land..

God heal Nigeria .

The bloodletting alone is enough to destroy this country..

Wetin go come happen after May 29.. when a slave is sworn in.. the master will run amok.. carelessly and rudely.


Wetin I know..

Power to the people.. till we recover that stolen mandate ..

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Re: Suspected Fulani Hoodlums Attack Market In Enugu State, Loot Shops, Injure Trade by Twistaray(m): 3:38pm On Apr 25, 2023
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Re: Suspected Fulani Hoodlums Attack Market In Enugu State, Loot Shops, Injure Trade by LegendHero(m): 3:39pm On Apr 25, 2023
The president elect Bola Tinubu should make this as priority when he resume on May 29th.

The Fulani herdsmen menace must come to a halt because it seems our security already resorted to fate by not going after these guys like they should.

Fulani herdsmen, IPOB terrorists, Boko Haram, Bandits, and etc must be taken care of. Leaders from each of those zones must be consulted and all hands must be on deck to rid the nation of theses blood sucking terrorists.

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Re: Suspected Fulani Hoodlums Attack Market In Enugu State, Loot Shops, Injure Trade by ORIAYO70(m): 3:40pm On Apr 25, 2023
Kwashiman:
Suspected Fulani Hoodlums Attack Market In Enugu State, Loot Shops, Injure Benue Traders

Artisan market dominated by northerners selling goat and sheep is located at Naira Triangle by Enugu Okigwe road, adjacent to the NNPC Limited Mega filling station

Some suspected Fulani miscreants pretending to be tricycle riders in Enugu State, South East Nigeria have invaded Benue Yam sellers in Artisan Market, attacked them with daggers and stolen hundreds of tubers of yams.
Artisan market dominated by northerners selling goat and sheep is located at Naira Triangle by Enugu Okigwe road, adjacent to the NNPC Limited Mega filling station.
There have been reports of organised attacks on non-Hausa/Fulani trading in the market and nearby on a weekly basis. Late last year, some of the criminals who had taken over the market attacked and burnt a trailer truck and police patrol van.


However, SaharaReporters learnt that the latest attack took place on Sunday morning when Hausa/Fulani boys in their numbers invaded the yam section of the market which people from Benue State dominated and attacked them.

A video of one of the victims of the attack which SaharaReporters obtained on Tuesday showed a young man lying in hospital bed with machete cuts over his body. The video also shows that one of his fingers is severed.
The victim who was identified as John was heard narrating on the hospital bed how six Hausa/Fulani boys invaded their shops, attacked him with dagger knives, and thereafter looted their yams.

The victim who was identified as John was heard narrating on the hospital bed how six Hausa/Fulani boys invaded their shops, attacked him with dagger knives, and thereafter looted their yams.
He narrated, "After striking me with their dagger knives, I fainted. They didn’t run away, they stayed and were discussing in Hausa that since I was alone, they should kill me. I prayed to God to give me strength and save me. Then I was already bleeding profusely. I was bleeding from the finger they severed, head and all over the body. So I took off and ran. They pursued me and I hid.
"After about 15 minutes they went back inside the Artisan Market, mobilised other Fulani/Hausa boys again and returned to the place where we were selling yams. For more than 30 minutes they were there loading our yams in their 'Keke' tricycle. They ransacked my shop, collected money and parked every valuable thing that was there and left. My own yams they carried away are 210 tubers."
Lamenting how the Hausa/Fulani boys in the area had turned into terrorists, he said "you can imagine finding yourself in the midst of six people who have been using dagger knives for more than 20 years coming to kill you. I fought hard to survive otherwise I would have been a dead man by now."
"The most surprising thing is that they went back to the market, came back with other boys. They blocked the road, and chased people in the compound into their houses. You just saw them, you saw terrorists. If you saw the knives those boys held and I believe that even the second set of boys they brought had with them guns."
Reacting to the development, a resident of Enugu who identified herself as Ozioma Ejiofor and who took the said John to hospital called on the government of Enugu state to rise to how police and other security agencies especially the Department of State Services allowed the criminals to breed unchallenged.
Ozioma said, “If Hausa/Fulanis can have access to the Mega filling station in Enugu State capital that means there is more to them that the eyes have not even seen and for their guts there's more to come.”
“Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi should do something urgent to flush out these terrorists and ensure that the new Artisan Market shouldn’t be allowed to be used as terrorist cells.”
Efforts by SaharaReporters to speak with the Enugu state police command were not successful as the command’s spokesperson, DSP Daniel Ndukwe, didn’t take his calls.

https://saharareporters.com/2023/04/25/suspected-fulani-hoodlums-attack-market-enugu-state-loot-shops-injure-traders


I thought it's only Yoruba n Hausa territories are the only region suffering from Fulani, as chest beaters claimed no Fulani in their region....

In Yoruba region only one person Don pursue thousands of Fulani,make dem try am.
Chest beaters region
Re: Suspected Fulani Hoodlums Attack Market In Enugu State, Loot Shops, Injure Trade by Raskimonojendor: 3:41pm On Apr 25, 2023
IPOB/ESN only goes after the weak. On this occasion, they were no where to be found.

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Re: Suspected Fulani Hoodlums Attack Market In Enugu State, Loot Shops, Injure Trade by BetterHeadline: 3:57pm On Apr 25, 2023
The killing of Christians continues.

• An APC Chieftain even confessed that the party Tinubu built and funded brought in terrorists to win election. This same terrorists have murdered more than 40,000 Christians since 2015.
https://www.nairaland.com/7501439/throwback-tinubus-apc-brought-terrorist

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