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Insecurity: Enugu community, Myetti Allah set up Joint Task Force

Ada Okafor by Ada Okafor
August 22, 2022
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The Eha-Amufu community in Isiuzo Local Government Area of Enugu State and the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) have set up a Joint Task Force to provide security in the area.

The Chairman, Eha-Amufu and Fulani Communities Peace and Reconciliation Committee, Mr Tony Edeh, disclosed this on Saturday in Enugu after a meeting between the groups.

Edeh said the groups agreed to set aside their differences aside and continue to live together in peace.

Eha-Amufu had in recent times, witnessed series of kidnappings and attacks on residents of the community ostensibly organised by Fulani herdsmen, which led to mutual suspicion between members of the host community and the pastoralists in the area.

However, a committee with members from both sides was inaugurated and mandated to reconcile the two groups and work out a sustainable solution to the spate of insecurity in the area.

The committee chairman said that the groups had been able to find a lasting solution to the problems.

He said that the committee also agreed on a number of things on how to forestall such incidences that led to the mistrust between the pastoralists and their host community.

“We have agreed on a number of things on how to move forward and make sure that the conflict is resolved. 

“It is better to follow peace and we have all agreed that we will continue with peace.

“In no distant time, we will start the implementation of those necessary steps in order to continue to live together peacefully,” Edeh said.

Also, the Anglican Bishop of Eha-Amufu Diocese,  Bishop Daniel Odinga, described the peace and reconciliation deal as a good one.

Odinga said that it was good that both parties involved in the conflict met to resolve the issues.

“The meeting was a good one because the people involved in the conflict have come together to resolve the issues. We have agreed to start relating well and stop all the kidnap and attacks.

“It is for us now to articulate our points and meet the government to come in and be involved in settling the matter completely so that we will live in peace like before,” Odinga said.

Furthermore, a representative of the Fulani community and South-East Zonal Chairman, Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), Alhaji Gidado Siddiki, commended the process.

Siddiki said it was gratifying that the mutual suspicion between the herders and members of their host community had been laid to rest.

“Our people were being suspected as the perpetrators of the series of kidnap and attack in the area. We in turn were suspecting members of the host community as being responsible.

“So we decided to come together to find out what is actually happening in that area so that we can agree on how to police the community and live together in peace,” he said.

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