'Fulani herdsmen attack on Igbos may bring grave consequences' - Actor
The veteran actor thinks persistence in the attacks on his kinsmen by the Fulani herdsmen may force them to fight back.
Pete Edochie
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The actor stated this in a proverbial way during an interview with Ugwumba Television.
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He said, “If an innocent child is respecting you whilst you flog him, he would retaliate when you force him to a tight corner."
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“I say to you, man will die once and one day and defend himself with whatever weapon available to him. That is the way I will answer your question on killer herdsmen.”
Though there have been various reports of violent attacks on communities all over the country by the herdsmen, but many of these cases happened in the eastern part of Nigeria.
Most of the attacks have been unprovoked, making it a source of wonder for observers to understand why they have been occurring.
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