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Man calls for justice as he shares graphic footage of his father and brother killed by “Fulani herdsmen” in Ondo state

Man calls for justice as he shares graphic footage of his father and brother killed by "Fulani herdsmen" in Ondo state

A man whose father and brother were killed on their farm by men he claims are Fulani herdsmen has cried out for justice.

Mr Jacob initially spoke to LIB, stating that his father and brothers were attacked on March 31, 2020, in Arimogija town, Ose Local Government Area, Ondo state (read here). 

Man calls for justice as he shares graphic footage of his father and brother killed by "Fulani herdsmen" in Ondo state

His father, a Kogi Chief named Elder Jacob Oguche died on the spot. Mr Jacob added that his brother, Jacob Adura Godday was also killed in the attack. Another of his brothers, named Jacob Eneku, was shot in the chest by the suspected herdsmen and is still in the hospital in critical condition.

Man calls for justice as he shares graphic footage of his father and brother killed by "Fulani herdsmen" in Ondo state

Jacob lamented the fact that he has not been allowed to leave Lagos to see their corpse before they are buried due to the Coronavirus lockdown.

Man calls for justice as he shares graphic footage of his father and brother killed by "Fulani herdsmen" in Ondo state

He has now shared photos and a video of their bodies after they were killed and he’s calling for justice.

Man calls for justice as he shares graphic footage of his father and brother killed by "Fulani herdsmen" in Ondo state

Watch the video of the aftermath of the attack here.

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