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BREAKING: Ediba/Usumutong Conflict Breaks Out Again

Posted on November 19, 2016 By Admin No Comments on BREAKING: Ediba/Usumutong Conflict Breaks Out Again

Copy of NEW LOGO OF CRSSources on the ground in Abi Local Government Area, Cross River Central, have just informed www.calitown.com that the intractable communal conflict between Ediba and Usumutong communities has erupted again, Saturday afternoon.

It was further revealed that the early morning attack on a commercial motorcyclist of Ediba extraction by unknown gunmen, suspected to be from Usumutong, may have triggered a reprisal attack mounted by a band of youths from Ediba community. Casualty figures are unknown at press time.

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