Fulani herders have access to AK-47s, while Christians have been arrested for possessing muzzleloaders used for hunting. Photo courtesy of Africa Express. Twenty-six Christians were buried in a mass grave following the August attack on Bin Per, carried out by Fulani Islamists. Sokden Mathias, 52, Director of the Cultural Mogavul Development Association in Mangu LGA, Plateau State, reported that eyewitnesses estimated the attacking force at more than 500 people. Mathias, speaking from Mangu Local Government Headquarters, said the Mogavul people, predominantly farmers, had coexisted peacefully with Fulani herdsmen in the area “from time immemorial.” He said the security situation began… — Source: The Gateway Pundit – Read More
