Ondo Community Women Protest Half-Naked Over Incessant Kidnapping, Killings By Armed Herdsmen

The women expressed their security concerns and demanded immediate action to address the violence and restore safety in their area.

Women from Akoko Southwest Local Government Area of Ondo State took to the streets half-naked to protest the relentless kidnapping and killings allegedly perpetrated by suspected herdsmen in their community.
The women expressed their security concerns and demanded immediate action to address the violence and restore safety in their area.
The protest is coming barely 24 hours after the killing of 34-year-old farmer Sunday Ayeni in Uba-Oka Akoko by suspected herdsmen.
The enraged women —dressed in various garments and without head coverings—stormed the palace of Olubaka of Oka Akoko, Oba Adebori Adeleye, during a security meeting to voice their anger.
Chanting war songs, the women condemned the recent violence and called for justice for Ayeni, as well as an end to herdsmen attacks in the region. They also reported that suspected herdsmen had raped women on their farmlands and destroyed crops.
The women vowed to no longer tolerate harassment, torture, and kidnappings by herdsmen.
Mrs. Abigail Ojo, speaking for the protesters, described how they had nearly abandoned their farms due to the violence and urged state security agencies to find effective solutions.
In response, the monarch assured that the matter would be addressed by relevant authorities, acknowledging that Akoko communities are already struggling with security issues.
He promised to present the women’s concerns to both the State and Federal Governments for urgent intervention.

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↪Ondo Community Women Protest Half-Naked Over Incessant Kidnapping, Killings By Armed Herdsmen. The women expressed their security concerns and demanded immediate action to address the violence and restore safety in their area. Women from Akoko Southwest Local Government Area of Ondo State took to the streets half-naked to protest the relentless kidnapping and killings allegedly perpetrated by suspected herdsmen in their community.
The women expressed their security concerns and demanded immediate action to address the violence and restore safety in their area.
The protest is coming barely 24 hours after the killing of 34-year-old farmer Sunday Ayeni in Uba-Oka Akoko by suspected herdsmen.
The enraged women —dressed in various garments and without head coverings—stormed the palace of Olubaka of Oka Akoko, Oba Adebori Adeleye, during a security meeting to voice their anger.

This is barely 3 days after the conclusion of the #EndBadGovernance protest, abi?

I hope miyeti Allah will also raise alarm about this

Fulanis i grew up to know is different from the Fulanis of today.

Lucky is cares about only his election

Hezzyluv:
Fulanis i grew up to know is different from the Fulanis of today.

talking 1d1otic r0bb1sh!

WHAT HAPPENS TO FULANI MUST GO!

ndi coward!

You won’t see ronu miscreants here now just mention ipob they will start masturbating

Everybody from this village have run and are now claiming lagosians, notwithstanding that sanwolu dumped them in Osun forest few months ago.


Our Lagos not your Lagos, whatever happens to their poor villages is none of their business.

Op if you want more views and comment on this thread try and add Ipob, imo state or Anambra state

Runu people are not interested if fulani rapu g there mother's and wives,

Don't be surprised that some people from that community care more about Nnamdi Kanu and Simon Ekpa