Seven Dead As Suspected Herdsmen Attack Kogi Community

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Suspected herdsmen have attacked Koto-Karfe, Kogi Local Government Area of Kogi state, killing no fewer than seven people.

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According to a source, the attack took place in the early hours of Tuesday, when the herdsmen launched two separate surprise attacks from the surrounding hills.

The source added that the attackers divided themselves for the coordinated attack on two communities.

Three people reportedly died on the spot in the attack which lasted hours.

The suspected herdsmen in their numbers were said to have been armed with AK47 rifles and other dangerous weapons.

The Sole Administrator, Kogi LG, Muhammed Tanko while confirming the attack, said security agents in the state are on the top of the situation.

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When contacted, the Kogi State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Mr. William Ayah said that the command was yet to be briefed on the development

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