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BREAKING: Och’Otukpo orders herders to leave Otukpo Kingdom after deadly attack
The Och’Otukpo Odu, Chief John Eimonye, has directed all herders to vacate every part of Otukpo Kingdom with immediate effect. This follows Sunday’s attack on Nobi Village in Otukpo District where several persons were killed. The directive was issued after an attack allegedly carried out by armed herders on Nobi Village on Sunday, July 12, [] BREAKING: Och’Otukpo orders herders to leave Otukpo Kingdom after deadly attack
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