Peace At Last On the Plateau?

After years of fighting between the native Berom and the Fulani pastoralists with heavy casualties on both sides, the Fulani and the Berom in Plateau northern Senatorial zone say they have forgiven one another and resolved to live in peace. ACHOR ...

The Beroms in Plateau on Wednesday sued security agencies at a Federal High Court in Jos for allegedly failing to protect them in the wake of attacks on their domains. Mr. Rwang Dantong, the brother of late Sen. Gyang Dantong, on behalf of ...

All the major stakeholders in the raging violence in Plateau State have canvassed dialogue and genuine reconciliation among the feuding Berom and Fulani herdsmen. In separate interviews with LEADERSHIP WEEKEND, they said it was time the ...

Toma Jang Davou, a member of the Berom Council of Elders Toma Jang Davou, a member of the Berom Council of Elders, in this interview with JUDE OWUAMANAM, says Plateau State is a victim of Hausa/Fulani persecution The indigeneship question is at the ...

The Management committee chairman of Riyom LGA of Plateau state Engr. Sam Gyang Audu has disclosed that over 100 of his Berom kinsmen have been killed by Fulani armed men hired from outside the state. According to him, properties worth millions ...

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Nigeria today has been described as a war zone, no thanks to the many killings in the country. In fact, the killings have gone from bad to worse, thrown the entire country into a state of anarchy, making the only viable solution the declaration of ...

Mmemme's friends gave him his nickname, an affectionate, long-held one, which means "to boast"; they said he would show off incessantly as a boy, like a precocious rapper. Mmemme is an Igbo word; the Igbos are one of Nigeria's more than two hundred ...