The Ondo State Police Command has described the 'sudden death' of over thirty cattle in the state as "natural disaster".

The police also debunked reports making the rounds that they may have been poisoned by rural farmers.

A strange thunder caused apprehension at Ijare community in Ifedore Local Government Area of the state after striking the cows to death.

Some herdsmen were said to have climbed to the top of Oke-Owa hill in the community to graze their cows when lightning struck the herds to death.

The hill, according to reports, is a sacred place where the king of the community performs some rituals annually.

An online newspaper quoted sources in the community as saying the incident was the wrath of their gods on the herdsmen.

The source quoted the sources as saying that the gods were angry because herdsmen desecrated the sacred land.

The herdsmen were said to have been warned against grazing on the sacred mountain by the community’s chiefs, but that they were adamant.

Reacting, High Chief Wemimo Olaniran, the Sapetu of Ijare kingdom, said the incident was not strange to the community.

Olaniran said similar events had happened to people who desecrated the sacred mountain in the past.

But the spokesperson of the State Police Command, SP Femi Joseph, in a short text message, described the incident as a natural disaster.

http://igberetvnews.com/1013722/xenophobia-safrican-man-shares-experience-nigerian/

Lalasticlala

watch....Akeredolu go compensate those fulani now. They have taken over his state and made him look helpless. Ordinary miyetti allah, a trade union, and not the governor, dictates how fulani will be treated in that state.....

this is where Buhari will shed tears..RIP to the departed

Poor cows

Are the cows going to heaven or hell?

Asking on behalf of a friend

natural or man made disaster, be ready for reprisals. Fulani will never take death of one cow talk of 30

State001:
The Ondo State Police Command has described the 'sudden death' of over thirty cattle in the state as "natural disaster".

The police also debunked reports making the rounds that they may have been poisoned by rural farmers.

A strange thunder caused apprehension at Ijare community in Ifedore Local Government Area of the state after striking the cows to death.

Some herdsmen were said to have climbed to the top of Oke-Owa hill in the community to graze their cows when lightning struck the herds to death.

The hill, according to reports, is a sacred place where the king of the community performs some rituals annually.

An online newspaper quoted sources in the community as saying the incident was the wrath of their gods on the herdsmen.

The source quoted the sources as saying that the gods were angry because herdsmen desecrated the sacred land.

The herdsmen were said to have been warned against grazing on the sacred mountain by the community’s chiefs, but that they were adamant.

Reacting, High Chief Wemimo Olaniran, the Sapetu of Ijare kingdom, said the incident was not strange to the community.

Olaniran said similar events had happened to people who desecrated the sacred mountain in the past.

But the spokesperson of the State Police Command, SP Femi Joseph, in a short text message, described the incident as a natural disaster.

http://igberetvnews.com/1013722/xenophobia-safrican-man-shares-experience-nigerian/

Lalasticlala Mynd44 Seun

cow is more important than human being tel me how many statement you make when fulani kill the a farmer

MetaPhysical:
watch....Akeredolu go compensate those fulani now. They have taken over his state and made him look helpless. Ordinary miyetti allah, a trade union, and not the governor, dictates how fulani will be treated in that state.....

they only have power when it concern igbo

And the thunder had to spare the herders I know Fulani's very well they will quietly pack their things and leave,but they will surely come back for a visit,it may take several years but they will be back when everyone must have forgotten,and then when they strike you will be wandering what happened? Fulani's are deadly and should be contained not left to be wandering about.there is no way they wouldn't believe their cows were poisoned,they will perform their own autopsy

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30 cows, I feel for those in Ondo State now. Our thoughts are with you on the impending destruction that awaits.

anyhow you view it, south east approach is the best. ' Fulanis, go back to your land and transport your cows via road transportation and not by Waka waka'. simple and straight to the point. In this way, everyone will be happy.
lastly, the only problem I will have with this thunder is when Fulanis will come for reprisal attack and it fails to strike them dead

Imagine NPF reacting to this shit while multiple people have been victims of criminality & other vices without these useless body saying anything.
Abeg more of this thunder.

As a born again Christian who is meant to speak the truth at all times, i pray God gives the Fulanis the fortitude to bear the loss of their precious cattles. The ondo state government should as a matter of fact arrange for compensations so as to cushion the effects of the losses of the Fulani herders. Instead of taunting the Fulanis and rejoicing over the deaths of their cows, we Christians should rather support RUGA settlements for cattle herders all over the country just like our Muslim brothers are doing so at to settle them and avoid this kind of losses in future. We Christians should learn about tolerance from our Muslim counterparts

What a loss!

My heart goes to the owner whose investment has taken such force majeure hit.

The average value of a standard sized cow is N100k to N150k. Loosing 36 cows at once is therefore a loss of between N3.6M to N5.4M!

This is a lot considering that most Nigerians don't have such value of assets.

wetin talk wey no dey make sense

These herdsmen dared the wrath of the gods and were shown that the child asking for blood will not accept palm oil.

An online newspaper quoted sources in the community as saying the incident was the wrath of their gods on the herdsmen.

The source quoted the sources as saying that the gods were angry because herdsmen desecrated the sacred land.

The herdsmen were said to have been warned against grazing on the sacred mountain by the community’s chiefs, but that they were adamant.

Reacting, High Chief Wemimo Olaniran, the Sapetu of Ijare kingdom, said the incident was not strange to the community.

Olaniran said similar events had happened to people who desecrated the sacred mountain in the past.

hmmm

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Nigeria Police giving an official statement over the death of COWS!!! It is finished

Afonja dhan cry too much to oduduwa the fallen demon without response, naim songo decide to act, watch as buhari come against songo..

See how they are rushing to explain the death of cows but look the other way when these herdsmen raid and kill villagers.

Maybe O"dua has risen to fight for his own against invasión by fulani jihadists



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MetaPhysical:
watch....Akeredolu go compensate those fulani now. They have taken over his state and made him look helpless. Ordinary miyetti allah, a trade union, and not the governor, dictates how fulani will be treated in that state.....

Naturally in the Fulani Republic of Naijeriya, FRN where land for cows are more valued than human lives.



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I weep for this country.

kuuljay:
And the thunder had to spare the herders I know Fulani's very well they will quietly pack their things and leave,but they will surely come back for a visit,it may take several years but they will be back when everyone must have forgotten,and then when they strike you will be wandering what happened? Fulani's are deadly and should be contained not left to be wandering about.there is no way they wouldn't believe their cows were poisoned,they will perform their own autopsy

not in ondo. They can only do that in Benue and other places.