- Doyin Okupe says the random attacks in parts of the country does not seem to add up as herdsmen attacks
- He cites the DSS report which stated that the country have been infiltrated by agents and converts of the terrorist group ISIS
- Herdsmen agree to abide by provisions of Benue open grazing prohibition law
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Doyin Okupe, a former aide to ex-president, Goodluck Jonathan, has suggested that the spate of the so-called herdsmen attacks nationwide might support the government claims that terrorist group ISIS, might have infiltrate Nigeria.
Okupe, who made the statement on Wednesday, February 14, stated that the random attacks in Benue, Taraba, Adamawa, Plateau , Kaduna, Zamfara, Enugu, Anambra, Edo, Ogun, Ekiti, Kwara among other states, does not seem to add up as herdsmen attacks.
He said the government itself initially believed these acts were committed by the herdsmen in their attempt to secure the lives of their herds.
Okupe, however, stated that the DSS in a briefing to the government noted the country had been infiltrated by agents and converts of the terrorist group ISIS.
He said it was a vital information that had been ignored by Nigerians due to the overwhelming emotion brought about by the number of people killed in the attacks.
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Read Okupe's post below:
The herdsmen, however, requested for more time to help them adapt to the new policy and resort to grazing in the reserves developed in some northern parts of Nigeria, Vanguard reports.
This was made known to journalists after a stakeholders meeting between herdsmen, governors of Benue and Nasarawa states and members of the technical sub committee of national economic council committee, by the Ebonyi state governor, David Umahi.
Umahi said the team had successful deliberations with all parties involved.
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