A horrific clash between farmers and herders has left at least 56 people dead in Nigeria’s central Plateau state, according to authorities. The violence erupted on Sunday, October 29th, near the village of Gashua, with reports indicating that both sides were armed with weapons. This tragic incident highlights the long-standing feud between pastoralists and farmers over land and resources, a recurring problem in Nigeria’s volatile regions. Local officials are struggling to control the situation amidst growing tensions and calls for peace. The conflict underscores the urgent need for effective measures to address the underlying causes of this cycle of violence.
