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By kevin 'Jakpor, Editor at DDM

May 9, 2016

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Fulani herdsmen and residents clash in Delta State

Violent clash is presently ongoing between Fulani herdsmen and residents of Okoh Community in Oshimili South local Government Area.

The general public is advised to avoid the boiling area for now.

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