Anger and grief swept through Ondo State as residents took to the streets to protest the brutal killing of five farmers by suspected armed herdsmen. The tragic incident, which occurred in the Akure North Local Government Area, has reignited tensions over the escalating violence and insecurity in the region.
The protesters, many of whom were farmers themselves, expressed their frustration and despair over the repeated attacks on their communities. They called on the government to take immediate action to protect lives and livelihoods, emphasizing that the killings have left them vulnerable and fearful.
This latest attack is part of a disturbing pattern of violence in the state, with armed herdsmen repeatedly targeting rural communities. The protest underscores the growing desperation of residents, who feel abandoned by authorities in the face of relentless insecurity.
As the demonstrators demanded justice for the victims, their cries echoed a broader plea for peace and stability in a region increasingly plagued by fear and bloodshed.
