Podcasts about fulani herdsmen

Edo Farmers Killed In Eware, Oshiomhole Kinsmen Raise Alarm Against Herdershttps://osazuwaakonedo.news/edo-farmers-killed-in-eware-oshiomhole-kinsmen-raise-alarm-against-herders/28/02/2025/#Issues #Oshiomhole #Afemai #Anwain #Aviele #edo #Eguare #Erah #Etsako #Eware #Isenalumhe #Okpebholo #Okpekpe ©February 28th, 2025 ®February 28, 2025 12:15 pm Another set of Edo farmers, named Lucky Salami and Julius Arewa have been macheted to death at Eware community in the Etsako West Local Government Area of Edo State by attackers the villagers suspected to be Fulani Herdsmen, days after suspected herders killed other farmers in the state at Erah, Eguare, Okpekpe among others; with the kinsmen of the current Senator representing Edo North who was once the governor of the state, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole calling on the government to rescue them from Fulani herdsmen they claimed are responsible for the frequent attacks both on lives and the destructions of their farmlands in the Edo North Senatorial District often known as Afemai land. #OsazuwaAkonedo

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18 Year old Fulani Herdsmen, Umaru Abdulai has been arrested by the Gomoa Dominase District Police Command for allegedly stealing 20 cows worth GHC 200,000 at Gomoa Dominase.

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Former President Donald Trump says he did nothing wrong and that he will prove his innocence. All this as he has been indicted again, this time on federal charges related to his handling of classified documents. It didn't take long for lawmakers on Capitol Hill to react to the indictment news. They had plenty to say and predictably, it fell along party lines. Meanwhile, it is reported that Ukraine's spring offensive has officially started. Founder and President of Lopez Liberty LLC, Clare Lopez, joins to share what impact this will have on the country's ongoing war with Russia and whether there is any end in sight for this prolonged conflict. And a Catholic priest in Nigeria was recently freed after being kidnapped for 3 days. It was the latest in a long series of attacks in Nigeria against Christians. Bishop Wilfred Anagbe of the Makurdi Diocese in the Benue state of Nigeria, joins to tell us more about how his state has experienced some of the worst attacks from the Fulani Herdsmen and explains who they are. Finally this evening, before leaving for the hospital this week, Pope Francis addressed a group dedicated to spreading the message of the Catholic faith to the global community. Secretary General of the Pontifical Society for the Propagation of the Faith, Father Tadeusz Nowak, joins to tell us more about this general assembly and what some of the highlights were. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

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How extremists among the Fulani Herdsmen wreak havoc on the Christians of Niger and other African countries. A specific incident from 2021. Also a word from Cole Richards, present President of Voice of the Martyrs.

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Fulani Herdsmen Kill 10 Christians, Burn 100 Homes in Nigeria (Intl Christian Herald 12.5.21) by Daniel Whyte III

The Nigerian Army has been accused of brutalizing youths in Nde village, Ikom LGA, Cross Rivers state, for protesting against cattle grazing in their farmland.About 10 youths of Nde Community in Ikom Local Government Area, Cross River State were brutalized by soldiers, prompting residents and monarchs to cry out to the military and state government for help.Community members claimed that the youths “pleaded with the herdsmen” to leave their land after their cattle destroyed almost all their products.Consequently, soldiers allegedly arrived in the community and beat up their youths for asking the herdsmen to leave.“The herdsmen then went to Edor Army Barracks which is about three kilometers away to report that youths of Nde attacked them and sent them away from the Community.“Soldiers from the barracks came in truckloads on Sunday, rounded up youths and took them to the barracks, flogged them severely, leaving them injured.“Our community is currently on fire as military men dehumanized the youths with the intent to provoke us but we pleaded with the herdsmen to leave our land after destroying our crops to avoid further attacks,” a villager said.

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A Nigerian pastor, Leviticus  and his toddler son Godsend were recently killed by Islamic militants. The 39-year-old pastor also served as a church planter in Niger State. Fortunately, his wife and daughter escaped, but they are now in a state of shock and grief over the sudden loss of their loved ones. VOM Canada's Greg Musselman provides more details on this tragic story and invites you to join him in prayer for Pastor Leviticus' surviving family members and other Christians who are enduring persecution throughout Nigeria.

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One of the most violent and dangerous counties in the world to be a follower of Jesus is Africa's most populous nation of Nigeria. Christians are killed, kidnapped and terrorized by the Militant Islamic groups Boko Haram and Fulani Herdsmen. Last year the number of followers of Jesus who were killed increased by 60 percent. A study from Open Doors says that more than 2,200of the 4,761 believers killed around the world were in Nigeria, and the number is likely a lot higher. VOM Canada's Greg Musselman talk with Ruth Hodge of Christian Faith Ministries International (CFMI) in Nigeria about why there the persecution of Christians continues and is increasing in some parts of the country. Ruth also talks about how CFMI is helping the children who have been displaced by the violence and how they are trying to bring reconciliation between Christians and Muslims, teaching vocation skills   and mentoring new believers to be strong in their faith in Jesus. Length 38 minutes Christian Faith Ministries International www.cfaithministries.org

Nigerian Student Held Captive by Fulani Herdsmen (BCNN1 5.4.21) by Daniel Whyte III

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Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed, has pleaded with Fulani herders not to carry AK-47 riffles but remain peaceful. He insisted that his earlier comment on herders carrying AK-47 was figurative.The governor, who made the plea in his speech at the launch of the 2020/2021 annual livestock vaccination campaign held at the Galambi Cattle Ranch, Bauchi, on Wednesday, described the Fulani people as humble, simple, and humane.He said, “What I will do, I will not say it here, but I will do everything possible to make sure I protect you and lend support to you because I know you mean well.“Through time and history, you have been seen to be cajoled, and lampooned but you remained humane, you remained simple, you don't show so much aggression and of course, that humility is always what we recognized and this is what a character that should always try to show.“Please, don't carry the AK-47 that I made a figurative allusion to. Try to make sure that you remain peaceful.”The governor said that he has no apology for kicking against the profiling of Fulani herders as criminals.He said that his administration is aware of the activities of Miyetti Allah and other Fulani organisations in promoting peaceful coexistence in the state, promoting the well-being of the pastoralists, wealth creation, and conflict mediation especially the state and the nation in general.

Clashes between cattle herders and farmers are unfortunately once again at the top of the Nigerian news headlines. In this episode we look at some causes and proffer solutions we think could be satisfactory to all parties involved. Show Notes: "Fulani militias' terror: 2017-2020" BAZÁN, José Luis, Fulani militias' terror: 2017 -2020,Working Paper, Brussels, 16 May 2020 You can be part of the conversation! Subscribe to the Conscious Nigeria podcast to deepen your knowledge about all things Nigeria. We talk about history, culture, politics, science, economics, and trending social issues. You can follow the conversation on social media via: | Twitter | Instagram | Host Nathan Panel | Daniel | Uthman | Credits Podcast production - Nathan

The Imo State Government has justified the ongoing joint military and security operation in Orlu Local Government Area of the state.The Imo State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Cyprian Akaolisa said that the government invited the military to Orlu to dislodge members of the Eastern Security Network linked with the banished Indigenous People of Biafra [IPOB].Akaolisa, who informed journalists of this disclosure in Owerri yesterday, said the government would try the ESN members for alleged murder of innocent citizens, IPOB is being implicated in the recent violence that resulted in the death of some residents and security operatives in the state.“The attacks on police stations and killing of policemen during #EndSARS were carried out by IPOB and not protesting youths for the sole purpose of hijacking and stealing weapons,” he said.“They are now using those arms to destroy Orlu. They killed 10 policemen, a prominent Orlu soon, Ignatius Obiezu, and one Emmanuel Okeke and collected their Hilux vehicles.“The IPOB also shot and killed four Moslems doing their business in Orlu. IPOB said they were looking for herdsmen, but these victims they killed before the crisis.“Were they herdsmen? We heard Nnamdi Kanu celebrating the activities of his men in Orlu that they are doing well by killing innocent citizens. There are no Fulani herdsmen in Orlu.”

Residents of Ketu-speaking villages in Yewa North Local Government Area, Ogun State were intimidated by soldiers who escorted herdsmen to graze in the communities. The Fulani Herdsmen crisis remains a major problem in Nigeria.The commotion has forced traditional rulers in the affected communities to write a save-our-soul petition to the Nigerian Army authorities demanding protection from the harassment of soldiers and herdsmen.According to The Nation, one of the victims is Seye Mulero, who was severely injured in Ubeku village in Yewa North and is currently receiving medical treatment.The herdsmen, who had left the village after the villagers rejected their continued presence, suddenly resurfaced at about 2 pm on December 19, 2020, with a handful of soldiers from the 35 Artillery Brigade, Alamala, Abeokuta.The soldiers headed straight for the palace of the community's traditional ruler, Chief Olaleye Adigun, calling out the villagers and warning them against preventing the evicted herdsmen from returning to the village.In the middle of this strange encounter, Mulero told the soldiers that the herders would not be allowed to remain in the community because of their brutal killing of residents and the destruction of their farmlands in recent times.Mulero said, “Everyone was frightened by the action and utterances of the soldiers, but I summoned the courage to tell them how a Geography teacher Mr. Yomi Akinola and two students of Community High School, Ibeku, among others, were killed by the herdsmen while our women were raped and killed on their ways to the farm.”But Mulero and Ubeku village were not the only person and area that tasted the bile of the soldiers who escorted the herdsmen in a military patrol van from one village to another. Innocent indigenes of Iselu, Ibeku, Agbon-Ojodu, Asa and other villages were also harassed and assaulted by the soldiers at the instance of the herdsmen.After leaving Ubeku, the herders and the complicit soldiers moved to neighbouring Asa, where they reenacted the Ubeku scenario, causing the hapless villagers to panic.At Asa, the herders sighted Mulero's brother, Gabriel Mulero, accusing him of being among the crowd that jeered them after his brother was beaten up.There and then, the soldiers seized the young man, giving him some deafening slaps and kicking him mercilessly before whisking him away to a neighbouring village, Agbon-Ojodu, where they dropped him off after elders of the community pleaded for his release.Worried by the development, monarchs of the affected communities petitioned the Nigeria Army over alleged connivance of its men with herdsmen to assault and harass villagers.The monarchs are the Oniggua of Iggualand, Oba Micheal Adeleye Dosumu; the Eselu of Iseluland, Oba Akintunde Ebenezer Akinyemi; and the Alademeso of Igan Alade, Oba Gabriel Olukunle Olalowo.The petition titled ‘matter of urgency' dated January 7, 2021, signed by their lawyer, Mr. Olaoluwa Folalu, was addressed to the Brigade Commander of 35 Artillery Brigade, Alamala, Abeokuta.

Welcome to the very first special episode of the Overlooked Podcast. In this special, our focus is on the ongoing violent crisis in Southern Kaduna located in Nigeria. We will also have our first interview guest, Alheri Magaji who is with the RADI foundation. RADi foundation is based out of Southern Kaduna, and is a grassroots organization focused on helping the victims of the crisis in the region. The history of violent conflict in Southern Kaduna is a complex and long one. However, while we will touch on some of the history of the conflict, the focus will remain on the people whose lives have been impacted by the ongoing conflict in Southern Kaduna. **Disclaimer**: This episode focuses on themes of physical violence against both adults and children. It may not be suitable for all audiences. So, listener discretion is advised. Visit the blog (https://taplink.cc/tunukamedia) for pictures and references.#SouthernKaduna #RADi #Kaduna

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The concept of pastoral farming is not just a method of farming but also very much entrenched in the culture and lifestyle of many African tribes; from the Masai farmers in East Africa to the Fulanis in West and Central Africa. Pastoral farmers have a huge contribution to our society in many ways, both economically, socially and are also part of our cultural heritage. Adetunji Omotola hosts Coley in the studio to discuss the opportunities in pastoral farming across Africa and also the current challenges with a specific focus on the killings by Fulani herdsmen in Nigeria and how complicated the entire situation is. Coley also offers some solution to the security burden that Fulani Herdsmen in Nigeria presents. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The concept of pastoral farming is not just a method of farming but also very much entrenched in the culture and lifestyle of many African tribes; from the Masai farmers in East Africa to the Fulanis in West and Central Africa. Pastoral farmers have a huge contribution to our society in many ways, both economically, socially and are also part of our cultural heritage. Adetunji Omotola hosts Coley in the studio to discuss the opportunities in pastoral farming across Africa and also the current challenges with a specific focus on the killings by Fulani herdsmen in Nigeria and how complicated the entire situation is. Coley also offers some solution to the security burden that Fulani Herdsmen in Nigeria presents. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://anchor.fm/africa-podcast-network/support

Nigerian Christians have had enough. Thousands took to the streets this week after an attack during a church service left nearly two dozen dead last month. Among the victims were two priests, spurring Catholic leaders to protest the government for failing to do enough to protect the Christian community. Divided between a predominantly Muslim north and a predominantly Christian south, the country is home to some of the world’s most vicious scenes of religious conflict. Boko Haram has claimed responsibility for a spate of attacks on Christian in the last decade. But, in recent years, the community faces another enemy known as the Fulani Herdsmen, the group behind the most recent attacks. Nigerian Christians need the support of their brothers and sisters in Christ, said Gideon Para-Mallam, the former regional secretary for the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students, the international version of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. “It’s important that believers all the world pray for us,” said Para-Mallam. “It’s also really important that the governments of the world really, really look closely and critically at what is happening in Nigeria. Just look at the sequence, from the systemic to the frontal attacks, to the killing of Christians, and now you’re beginning to ask Christians to move away from their ancestral homes. It’s pointing somewhere and I think we need to discover that.” Para-Mallam joined associate digital media producer Morgan Lee and editor in chief Mark Galli to discuss the history behind the country’s Muslim-Christian conflict, why the government has been so ineffective at fighting Islamists, and why there may be a bigger threat to the church than extremism.

Title: Omo olomo la nran nse de t’oru-t’oru Description: A voice to the menace of the Fulani Herdsmen ravaging Nigeria.