The violent clashes involving Fulani herdsmen and farmers across states that have implimented the anti-open grazing law may have come to an end as the herdsmen have agreed to a ceasefire deal, assuring that they would now comply with the laws. The decision was taken on Tuesday
The violent clashes involving Fulani herdsmen and farmers across states that have implimented the anti-open grazing law may have come to an end as the herdsmen have agreed to a ceasefire deal, assuring that they would now comply with the laws. The decision was taken on Tuesday
The UK government has unveiled an Artificial Intelligence programme that analyses audio and images of a video during the upload process, so majority of such material could be stopped before it reaches the internet. The tool can accurately detect jihadist content and block it from being viewed.
The Ondo State Police Command has described as untrue the report trending on the social media that some Fulani herdsmen attacked and killed some passengers travelling along Lagos/Ore road.
The social media was flooded with the report on Wednesday, causing unnecessary panic in the state.
Spokesman of the command, Femi Joseph, urged members of the public to disregard the story.
The Vice President Professor Yemi Osinbajo has called for the creation of state police amid increasing security challenges in the country. He made the call on Thursday at a National Assembly security summit, as he believes this would help tighten security across the nation.
The Nigerian Army said on Wednesday that it will begin Exercise Ayem Akpatuma covering Benue, Taraba, Kogi, Nasarawa, Kaduna and Niger states in order to tackle the cases of kidnappings, herdsmen/farmers’ clashes among others.
