Cows invade Benue church, disrupt Sunday service (photo)
- Some Fulani herdsmen with their cattle on Sunday, June 18, invaded a church in Makurdi, Benue state capital city
- The cattle disrupted the church service at the Holy Ghost Catholic Parish, Makurdi
- It also caused worshipers to disperse Some Fulani herdsmen with their cattle on Sunday, June 18, invaded a church in Makurdi, Benue state capital city. The cattle disrupted the church service at the Holy Ghost Catholic Parish, Makurdi, causing the dispersion of worshipers.
This recent incident comes weeks after some cattle invaded Nwafor Orizu College of Education Demonstration Nursery, Primary and Secondary School Abata Nsugbe in Anambra state.
Also, there was a similar occurrence at the Ohovbe Primary School, Ikpoba-Okha local government area of Edo state.
The students of the primary school were chased away from their classes by the cattle.
The Benue state governor Samuel Ortom vowed to enforce the Open Grazing Prohibition and Establishment of Ranches Law.
The governor said the enforcement of the law will take place despite several threats from Fulani herdsmen association.
This recent incident comes weeks after some cattle invaded Nwafor Orizu College of Education Demonstration Nursery, Primary and Secondary School Abata Nsugbe in Anambra state.
Also, there was a similar occurrence at the Ohovbe Primary School, Ikpoba-Okha local government area of Edo state.
The students of the primary school were chased away from their classes by the cattle.
The Benue state governor Samuel Ortom vowed to enforce the Open Grazing Prohibition and Establishment of Ranches Law.
The governor said the enforcement of the law will take place despite several threats from Fulani herdsmen association.
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