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Herdsmen Attack: Igangan Residents Demand N193Million Compensation from Makinde

In the aftermath of the June 5th attack on Igangan, the Community has presented a list of properties and vehicles that were damaged to the Oyo state government.

According to the report, the community is seeking N193 million compensation to enable victims rebuild and repair their houses, shops, gas refilling station, vehicles and motorcycles, among others.

Over 70 properties, including houses, shops and gas refilling stations were destroyed and looted when unknown gunmen suspected to be criminal herders descended on the sleepy community on the night of June 5.

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The list, obtained by newsmen, showed that 11 indigenes were killed on the fateful night. Four members of the about 100-strong attackers, also lost their lives during the three-hour attack.

Waiting for the expected compensation, many of the shops and houses, including the palace of the Asigangan, were already being repaired through self-help when newsmen visited the town last week.

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Herdsmen Attack: Igangan Residents Demand N193Million Compensation from Makinde

In the aftermath of the June 5th attack on Igangan, the Community has presented a list of properties and vehicles that were damaged to the Oyo state government.

According to the report, the community is seeking N193 million compensation to enable victims rebuild and repair their houses, shops, gas refilling station, vehicles and motorcycles, among others.

Over 70 properties, including houses, shops and gas refilling stations were destroyed and looted when unknown gunmen suspected to be criminal herders descended on the sleepy community on the night of June 5.

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The list, obtained by newsmen, showed that 11 indigenes were killed on the fateful night. Four members of the about 100-strong attackers, also lost their lives during the three-hour attack.

Waiting for the expected compensation, many of the shops and houses, including the palace of the Asigangan, were already being repaired through self-help when newsmen visited the town last week.

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