Suspected Fulani militants have reportedy overran Umeh community in Isoko South Local Government Area of DeltaState, unleashing terror on residents of the area.
Sources revealed that a group of suspected Fulani herders has occupied the surrounding bushes in the community, preventing residents from accessing their farms.
The situation has taken a dire turn, on Monday with the armed group emerging from the bushes to attack motorcycle riders along the Umeh bridge. 
Confirming this, a community leader and popular social crusader, Chief Akpovienehe Duncan Afahokor Esq., said that recently, one of the community’s youths was shot multiple times in the leg without any provocation, leaving the community in a state of panic.
Afahokor, in a Facebook post narrated how the incessant attacks have resulted in the community’s inability to tend to their crops, including pepper, cassava, and plantain.
He said that the situation is further exacerbated by the group’s presence on the roads, making it difficult for people to move around.
He said that the community is now living in fear of the violence spreading into the community itself if urgent help does not arrive
Similar attacks have been reported in other communities, particularly the persistent Fulani herdsmen’s attacks on Christian communities in Benue state, which have resulted in huge loss of life and property. Recently Fulani militants were reported to have killed six Christians and besieged the Orokam community in Benue state.
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