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BREAKING: Many feared dead, 30 missing as suspected herdsmen attack Ohimini in Benue
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BREAKING: Many feared dead, 30 missing as suspected herdsmen attack Ohimini in Benue

Daily Post about 2 hours 1 mins read

Several persons are feared dead, while about 30 others have been declared missing following fresh attacks by suspected armed herdsmen in Ohimini Local Government Area of Benue State.

DAILY POST gathered that the attackers had earlier invaded Ochobo community, where two persons were killed.

Their initial attempt to attack Agadagba community was reportedly repelled by residents. 

However, the gunmen returned on Saturday evening and opened fire on the community, killing several people, while about 30 others remain unaccounted for.

A resident, who spoke to our reporter from a hiding place, said the attackers stormed the community unexpectedly, forcing residents to flee into nearby bushes.

“They came shooting sporadically. Many people were killed, while several others escaped into the bush. As I speak with you, about 30 people are still missing, and we don’t know whether they are alive or dead,” the source said.

More to come.

BREAKING: Many feared dead, 30 missing as suspected herdsmen attack Ohimini in Benue

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