Fulani leaders at Laduga Grazing Reserve in Kachia Local Government Area of Kaduna State have debunked some social media reports that four thousand Fulani herdsmen have relocated to the grazing reserve, saying those who relocated were only 107.

Our correspondent Bosan Yakusak visited Laduga where some Fulanis affected by the quit notice issued in Oyo state and some states in the south as well as the recent attacks that happen in the Southwest made them migrated

Saleh Momole a former permanent secretary of Kaduna state peace commission said he visited the five families who migrated from Oyo to Kaduna and their total number is 107.

Ardo Goje Hassan said those Fulanis that came back from Oyo are his family members who went to Oyo for grazing purpose, he, therefore, appealed to the government to come to their aid.

Some of the Fulani migrant who travelled to Laduga a grazing reserve in Kaduna state to seek refuge tell us more about their ordeal.

One of the migrants, Ibrahim Abubakar said, “we are from Oyo, we do not know what happen the people there started fighting us, they killed some of us while others lost their properties, we spent three days in the bush hiding before we decided to embark on our journey back to Laduga in Kaduna state.

Another migrant, Maimuna Abubakar called on the government to come to their aid, “we do not know what happened we just saw people running and there were killings and destruction of properties, all we want is for government to come to our help because we have lost everything,”