Late Monday, fear spread through Agbada Village in Nasarawa State. Residents fled an open-air church crusade. Suspected Fulani herdsmen reportedly caused the disruption.
A widely shared video captured the scene. Worshippers rushed for safety. The event became chaotic. The video showed widespread confusion and frantic gestures. Yet, no weapons or direct violence were visible.
Online Reactions and Speculation
This event quickly generated public speculation. Many connected the disruption to Fulani herdsmen. Farmer-herder tensions continue in Nigeria’s Middle Belt. Others suggested involvement of notorious bandits.
Official confirmation remains pending. Security agencies and the Nasarawa State Government have not released details. They have also not confirmed the alleged attack.
Community members voiced their concerns. Night-time religious gatherings pose security risks. This is especially true in rural areas. Emergency response is often slow there.
No Casualties or Kidnappings Confirmed
No casualties or arrests are yet reported. Residents await official clarification. Authorities have not provided updates.
Reports confirm no kidnappings occurred. This applies to the alleged incident.
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A social media post reported panic in Agbada Village. It claimed Fulani herdsmen invaded and disrupted a church crusade. This account became widely shared.
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