Herdsmen Kill 3, Set Ondo Community Ablaze

No fewer than three persons were reportedly shot dead by suspected herdsmen who on Thursday night invaded Molege Village in Ose local government area of Ondo State.

Starnews Weekend gathered that several houses were razed overnight along Elerinla near Arimogija by the rampaging herders who were irked that the villagers prevented their cows from feeding on their farmlands.

According to residents, the herdsmen mobilised and set the villages and farms on fire.

It was learnt that the villagers, on sighting them, took to their heels while their properties were destroyed by the herdsmen.

Reacting to the incident , the state commander of Amotekun, Chief Adeleye Adetunji, said while on a routine patrol at Molege in Ose local government area of Ondo State his men were informed that some nearby villages in Molege had been taken over by herdsmen while they burnt down some people’s properties.

“We moved in with three patrol vehicles and took control of the situation in the village. On their way back, some men suspected to be herdsmen suddenly opened fire on our men in an unprovoked attack because Amotekun did not want to start shooting people.

“We are trying to find out who they are as an adequate investigation is ongoing. We urged the people of the community to come back to their homes as peace has returned to the village.”

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