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Monday, December 8, 2025

Herdsmen invade secondary school, injure teachers, students in Oyo

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In a terrifying incident, a group of over 20 suspected Fulani herdsmen reportedly invaded the Community Grammar School, Alaropo Nla in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State, injuring both teachers and students. The herdsmen allegedly entered the school premises with their cattle, causing chaos and destruction.

According to a source, the invasion occurred shortly after the students finished their morning devotion and were preparing to begin their second term examination. Eyewitnesses stated that the herdsmen invaded the school farm with their cattle, causing damage to crops and property. When students and teachers attempted to drive them away, they were met with brutal resistance.

Several students and teachers, including Mr. Paul Olabode, suffered injuries inflicted by sword and machete cuts, while many others were left with broken legs and hands. The incident has been reported to the police, and the school principal, Mrs. Grace Alamu, has confirmed the invasion.

The invasion of the secondary school by the Fulani herdsmen highlights the ongoing issue of clashes between herdsmen and farmers in Nigeria, which has resulted in countless deaths and injuries. The Nigerian government has been called upon to address the situation and find a lasting solution to the crisis.

 

The invasion of the school by the herdsmen has left many students traumatized and fearful for their safety. This is not the first time such an incident has occurred in Oyo State, as similar attacks have been reported in various parts of the state. It is imperative that the government takes action to ensure the safety of its citizens, particularly students and teachers who are at risk of such attacks.

 

In response to the invasion, the police have been dispatched to the school, and investigations are ongoing. The incident serves as a reminder that the government must prioritize the safety and security of its citizens, particularly in regions where herdsmen and farmers clashes are prevalent.

The invasion of the Community Grammar School by suspected Fulani herdsmen is a disturbing development that highlights the need for swift and decisive action by the Nigerian government to address the issue of herdsmen and farmers clashes. The safety and security of students and teachers must be a top priority, and measures must be put in place to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future

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