Herdsmen Hit Adamawa, Killed 33 Women, Children, 78 Injured

Herdsmen has early this morning attacked a town called Dowaya outside Numan in Adamawa state, slaughtered 33 women, children, and injured 78 others.

Starnews reliably gathered that the victims were Christians that were praying and conducting a wake-keeping for others in their community that had been murdered by the herdsmen a few days earlier.

In a swift reaction, chief Femi Fani Kayode has pointed accusing finger at the military, alleging complicity in the incident.

In one of his tweets, Chief Fani Kayode said :

“The soldiers that were posted to Dowaya refused to protect them and stood by and watched as the carnage took place before their very eyes,” he said.

 


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