Six people were injured in a violent clash between Dakumi and Gbage communities in Niger State
EKO HOT BLOG reports that at least six individuals were reportedly injured in a violent clash between Dakumi and Gbage communities in Ebbo Gbachinku Ward, Lapai Local Government Area of Niger State.
Two of the injured are currently receiving medical treatment at an undisclosed facility.
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Local sources reported to the Daily Post that the attackers used knives, firearms, rocks, and other deadly weapons during the altercation.
Residents have called on the state governor, Mohammed Umar Bago, the Niger State Police Commissioner, CP Ebenezer Shawulu Danmamman, and other relevant officials to intervene swiftly before the situation escalates further.
It was also gathered that the head of Ebbo Gbachinku visited the two communities and their leaders to figure out the root cause of the conflict and report back to the Emir of Lapai, Alhaji Umar Bago 111.
A lawsuit related to the land dispute is currently pending in Minna High Court.
Acknowledging the situation, the Niger State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Wasiu Abiodun, in Minna, stated that the incident is currently being investigated, and measures are being taken to apprehend the culprits.
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He also mentioned that a fight broke out between Katakpa and Elegi villages of Lapai Local Government Area over an ongoing land dispute, resulting in four injuries, with the victims being transported to Gulu General Hospital for medical care.
He further disclosed that two individuals have been apprehended in connection with the incident.
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