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Fresh violence erupts in Kpandai over land dispute; three motorbikes burned

Violence erupted in Kpandai following a heated land dispute that resulted in the burning of three motorbikes, leaving residents in a state of shock.

The incident has heightened tensions within the community and raised concerns about the growing frequency of clashes linked to ownership and boundary disagreements.

Thick smoke billowed into the air as the motorbikes were set ablaze, drawing crowds and causing panic among nearby residents.

The conflict reportedly began when one traditional faction attempted to demarcate a disputed piece of land believed to belong to both groups. The move was strongly opposed by a rival faction, who viewed the action as an encroachment on their territory.

What started as a disagreement quickly escalated into a confrontation, with both sides engaging in heated exchanges that soon turned violent.

Eyewitnesses said stones were thrown during the clash, forcing some residents and traders to flee the area for safety. The situation descended into chaos as tempers flared. The burning of the three motorbikes is believed to have occurred at the peak of the unrest, further intensifying fear and uncertainty within the community.

Police have since been deployed to Kpandai to restore calm and prevent further disturbances. Security personnel are patrolling the area while investigations continue to determine the exact cause of the violence and identify those responsible.

Authorities have urged residents to remain peaceful and resolve disputes through dialogue to avoid further destruction of properties.

Story by Baba Kamil Mohammed Northern Region

 

 

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