KAAMBE'S HERDERS CRISIS

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The ongoing attacks by herders in Kaambe, Guma local government area of Benue state Nigeria, have had a devastating impact on the people living in the area. These attacks have not only caused physical harm but have also created a significant economic impact, leading to an increase in poverty among the people. One of the most significant effects of the herders' attack is that many children are unable to go to school because their parents cannot afford the fees. The attack has caused a significant reduction in the available resources, and many families struggle to make ends meet. Parents are forced to choose between feeding their families and sending their children to school, and many have opted for the former. The herders' attack has also affected the children who are in higher institutions of learning. Many parents are unable to take good care of their children, who are in universities and other higher institutions, because of the crisis. The financial burden of the crisis has left many parents struggling to make ends meet, and they are unable to provide the necessary support for their children's education. Furthermore, the herders' attack has led to the theft of goats and rams in the area, with many animals being stolen at night. Just yesterday I received a phone call from my mom Judith Tsegba informing me on how all our goats were packed by herders. The loss of these animals has had a significant impact on the economic stability of the community, with many households relying on livestock as add up for their livelihood. Abinsi town, which is the only nearby town with herders, should be investigated as it is suspected to be the source of these attacks. The attacks have only been happening at night, and the timing suggests that the perpetrators are trying to conceal their actions. The authorities need to investigate and take necessary measures to ensure the safety of the people of Kaambe. In conclusion, the herders' attack in Kaambe has created a significant economic impact, leading to an increase in poverty among the people. Children are unable to attend school due to lack of money, and those in higher institutions of learning are suffering because their parents cannot take good care of them. The theft of livestock has also had a significant impact on the economic stability of the community. Therefore, the authorities need to take swift action to address this issue and ensure the safety and well-being of the people of Kaambe.

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