File photo of an attacked community
Adamawa State government has collaborated with the European Union (EU) and the British Council to resolve the crises that recently occurred in the state.
The Boko Haram terrorists’ tactics of suicide bombings in Madagali and Mubi axis, as well as the deadly perennial clashes between herders and farmers in Girei, Demsa, Numan and Lamurde areas of the state, are among the issues that have been a major concern to the government.
In a bid to enhancing conflict management and proactive capabilities in troubled communities, the state government convened a meeting over the weekend in Yola, the state capital.
The dialogue session was attended by representatives from the EU and the British Council, as well as security operatives and religious leaders among other stakeholders in the state.
Adamawa Govt Partners EU, British Council On Conflict Resolution
