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Teachers, Pupils Vacate School Over Fear Of Attack By Herdsmen In Ogun

Olajide Osoba, Abeokuta

Report has it that teachers and pupils have deserted primary and secondary school in Alabata villages in the area of Ogun State following attacks by suspected herdsmen on a 76 year village head.

It was gathered that the schools had been deserted since the attacks reportedly carried out by herdsmen on some of the villages.

Herdsmen had invaded Seriki village in Alabata and hacked a 76-year village head, Chief Akanmu Laisi, to death about a month ago.

Herdsmen also carried out an attack on Adao village in Alabama and stabbed a 49-year-old farmer, Rafiu Showemimo, to death a week ago.

Following the attacks by herdsmen, all the schools in the schools have been deserted by pupils, teachers and headmasters to avoid being victims attacked.

The Olu of Alabata, Chief Sanusi Wahab disclosed this In an interview with news men.

“The pupils have not been coming to the schools .The headmasters and headmistress came to the schools last week Friday. The teachers and the students did not go to schools. Only few of them went to the schools on Friday.”

He appealed to the government to provide security for the villagers, stressing the need for a police post in the area.

He said, “We need a police post in our community. The police post that is serving our community is in Harmony Estate close to FUNAAB and is far from most of the communities.”

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