ONDO PROTEST: Aiyedatiwa Criticized Over Fresh Herders’ Attacks

• Ondo residents have hit the street, as they protest against the ever-rising insecurity in the state.

• This comes after a recent Fulani herdsmen attack on farmers and their farmlands.

A group of people have hit the street in protest, following yet another herdsmen attack in Ondo state.

According to reports, the protesters called out the state governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, stating that his tenure is worse than his predecessor.

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The protest occurred on Tuesday, April 8, 2025.

This comes after a fresh attack by armed bandits in one of the farm lands in Akure North Local Government Area.

Daily Report Nigeria gathers that the farmers were ambushed and killed in the early hours of Tuesday, while en route to their farm in Ajagbusi area of Ala Elefosan in Akure North Local Council.

Also serving as a mouthpiece of the people, the traditional ruler of Adeshina community, Taiwo Samuel described the attack as one of many.

He also called on the government to put a stop to it, and stop shielding away from the insecurity in the state.

He said;

Three farmers were killed in the Thirteen camp in the Ajagbusi area of Ala Elefosan in Akure North Local Council. They were on their way to the farm this morning (Tuesday) when the Fulani herdsmen attacked them and shot them. One person was also killed two days ago.

“We purposely brought their bodies to Alagbaka for everyone to see what we are facing and to prevent any form of denial, which we have experienced in the past.

“The killing of our people by these herdsmen is becoming too much. Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa promised us that the place will be fully secured after the last incident. With this latest development, the government must allow us to secure ourselves.

“During the late former governor’s administration, Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, this kind of thing was not rampant, but with the current governor, everything has gone awry. We are tired of these continuous killings; we can no longer sleep in our communities

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