Fulani herdsmen attack on David Mark’s convoy spark new fears
Nigerians have reacted angrily to the continuous deadly attacks by Fulani herdsmen across the country. Many of whom directed their anger at the government have renewed fears about insecurity in the country.
Nigerians were reacting on Saturday morning to the news that the convoy of former senate president, David Mark, was attacked in Agatu, Benue state.
His convoy was shot at by Fulani herdsmen who only recently killed over 50 residents of Agatu Local Government Area.
Taking to Twitter they expressed their displeasure at the inaction of the federal government.
Fulani Herdsmen = Agents of Terror.
It is unfortunate that the leaders lack any form of political will to stop their deadly activities.— 'jibolayemi (@Chexfactor) March 12, 2016
Boko Haram is being tackled. Fulani herdsmen are on the loose.
— Rogers (@Gwariboy) March 12, 2016
The more BH reduces attacks, the more d Fulani herdsmen kill more pple.
I want to blv they are same terrorists wt diff names#AgatuGenocide— Mademoíselle (@swtlovex) March 12, 2016
Fulani herdsmen actually opened fire at David Marks heavily armed convoy when he went to visit #Agatu…as if to say "we are untouchables".
— SK – Sola Kuti (@SKSolaKuti) March 12, 2016
Something has to be done about the menace that is known as "Fulani Herdsmen". Where are @cnni, @BBCWorld and @AljazeeraDoc when u need them?
— Yemi Web Master (@ScarTissue101) March 12, 2016
That's what angers me, is that the Fulani herdsmen have slaughtered many and none have been arrested
— Calabar Gold (@TommyHillTrigga) March 12, 2016
Fulani herdsmen have burnt clans in Southern Kaduna. From the charred remains, you could see mothers hugging their children till death
— Brave (@LadyMacbethh89) March 12, 2016
The leader of the Fulani Herdsmen that attacked Agatu gave reasons for their murderous acts.
He's still a free man. Free Beast I should say— IKECHUKWU (@iykimo) March 12, 2016
And the Fulani herdsmen are still in agatu. They haven't left, the people who murdered those in agatu are still there and not one arrest
— Onyi (@onyimama) March 12, 2016
After seeing these graphic photos from the Agatu massacre, i really need someone to tell me the difference btw fulani herdsmen & Boko Haram
— Favour onyeoziri (@Rouvafe) March 12, 2016
On every side of the road through Agatu, you could see Fulani herdsmen and their cattle. #AgatuGenocide pic.twitter.com/csrmGmm9Ym
— Ohimai Godwin Amaize (@MrFixNigeria) March 12, 2016
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