Latest Breaking News On - Mbololo - Page 5 : comparemela.com
THE STANDARD
COAST
Residents of Mwangarana village in Voi Sub County counting heavy loses after elephants destroyed hundreds of acres of cassava crop [Renson Mnyamwezi, Standard]
Residents of parts of Voi in Taita Taveta are living in fear after elephants and buffaloes invaded villages.
The elephants have destroyed hundreds of acres under crops and their presence has also affected learning, as teachers and learners are forced to stay away for fear of being attacked.
Mbololo, Ngolia, Kasigau and Sagala are some of the hardest hit areas, as the wild animals restrict movement of people. Anderson Mwaloma, a resident of Mbololo, said the invasion by the animals had disrupted life locally. “Students are now reporting to school late and have to go back home as early as 2pm for fear of being attacked by the buffaloes and the elephants,” he said.
KenyaMongoliaCoastTsavoKasigauTsavo-national-parkKenya-generalMbololoIsaac-mwangasuDan-mwakomaKenneth-ochiengAnderson-mwalomaDaily Post Nigeria
Published
Members of the Islamic State for West Africa Province (ISWAP) hit Geidam overnight, the second assault after security forces repelled an attack on Muslim faithful breaking fast Friday evening.
Geidam is the hometown of the Acting Inspector-General of Police, Usman Baba, and former Yobe Governor, Senator Ibrahim Gaidam.
The terrorists earlier retreated after ground troops and the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) engaged them with firepower and airstrikes. Several were killed.
Within a few hours after the battle, the fighters moved back to the community late light. They preached to locals and put fire to houses and public facilities.
NigeriaYobeDajinaLake-chadNigeria-generalUlayiGeidamBornoMbololoNigerianTalau-kawuwaSubdu-degelturaISWAP preach at IG of Police hometown Geidam, burn public facilities
Members of the Islamic State for West Africa Province (ISWAP) hit Geidam overnight, the second assault after security forces repelled an att.
Members of the Islamic State for West Africa Province (ISWAP) hit Geidam overnight, the second assault after security forces repelled an attack on Muslim faithful breaking fast Friday evening.
Geidam is the hometown of the Acting Inspector-General of Police, Usman Baba, and former Yobe Governor, Senator Ibrahim Gaidam.
The terrorists earlier retreated after ground troops and the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) engaged them with firepower and airstrikes. Several were killed.
NigeriaYobeDajinaLake-chadNigeria-generalUlayiGeidamBornoMbololoNigerianTalau-kawuwaSubdu-degeltura