Tension Rises In Edo Community As Residents Accuse Strangers Of Illegal Forest Occupation, Indian Hemp Cultivation
Tension is mounting in Amahor community, Igueben Local Government Area of Edo State, following allegations that unknown outsiders have illegally occupied large portions of the community’s forest reserves. Residents claim the forest land was unlawfully leased to strangers now engaged in cocoa farming, Indian hemp cultivation and other agricultural activities without community consent. The situation has sparked widespread anger and security concerns, with locals describing it as a looming threat to peace. Despite petitions to the police, state ministries, and security agencies, residents say no decisive action has been taken. The community is now appealing directly to Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo to urgently intervene before the situation escalates further.
Tension is mounting in Amahor community, Igueben Local Government Area of Edo State, following allegations that unknown outsiders have illegally occupied large portions of the community’s forest reserves. Residents claim the forest land was unlawfully leased to strangers now engaged in cocoa farming, Indian hemp cultivation and other agricultural activities without community consent. The situation has sparked widespread anger and security concerns, with locals describing it as a looming threat to peace. Despite petitions to the police, state ministries, and security agencies, residents say no decisive action has been taken. The community is now appealing directly to Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo to urgently intervene before the situation escalates further.
Tension Rises In Edo Community As Residents Accuse Strangers Of Illegal Forest Occupation, Indian Hemp Cultivation
Tension is mounting in Amahor community, Igueben Local Government Area of Edo State, following allegations that unknown outsiders have illegally occupied large portions of the community’s forest reserves. Residents claim the forest land was unlawfully leased to strangers now engaged in cocoa farming, Indian hemp cultivation and other agricultural activities without community consent. The situation has sparked widespread anger and security concerns, with locals describing it as a looming threat to peace. Despite petitions to the police, state ministries, and security agencies, residents say no decisive action has been taken. The community is now appealing directly to Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo to urgently intervene before the situation escalates further.
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