Kadarko District Returns Over 200 Rustled Cows To Original Owners In Wase LGA (Photos)

Yakubu Busari

About 200 heads of cow that were rustled by bandits have been returned back to their owners, as the Kadarko District warned criminal elements that there won’t be a hiding place for them.

The Traditional institution in Plateau State also vowed to curb the activities of bandits and cattle rustlers in Kadarko District of  Wase Local Government Council of the State.

HRH , Ponzhi Kadarko , Lot Nden assured all citizens in the areas to go to sleep with their eyes wide open that the Kadarko district is battle-ready to fish out the bad eggs in the district.

Speaking in an exclusive interview, Nden lamented that some group of miscreants in Wase LGA constituted themselves as a nuisance to rustle people cows.

We are going to partner with security agencies to get rid of these criminal elements and miscreants whose stock in trade is perpetrating wicked crimes in villages.

Ponzhi Kadarko HRH Lot Nden revealed that following the ongoing Banditry ravaging in Wase LGA some group of Fulani now embarked on cattle rustling by selling the animals to neighboring communities at a very cheaper rate.

HRH  chief Lot Nden vowed that he did not allow any breakdown of Law and order in his Chiefdom hence he embark on recovering the rustled cattle from the rustlers and the buyers of over 100 cows and handing them over to the security operatives.

He advised the Fulani to live in peace with their host communities, saying attempts to break down law and order will not be welcome.

Nden challenged the leaders of Wase LGA Fulani herders to imbibe the spirit of tolerance by strengthening peaceful coexistence amongst all ethnic nationality residents in the land.

HRH cautioned against land grabbers who want to encroach into the land that doesn’t belong to them through illegal invasion.