A Nigerian lady has shared a heartbreaking video of her village, 13 years after she fled due to an attack by Fulani herdsmen.
In a post made on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, she captured the current state of the community she once called home.
The video reveals houses made of mud and thatched roofs, overgrown with bushes and surrounded by an aged, abandoned atmosphere.
Her face is also seen in the footage as she walks through the once-thriving village.
As the post circulated online, concerned Nigerians trooped to the comment section to express their sympathy and thoughts on the situation.
See some reactions below:
@Motion_xix: “Chased y’all out and couldn’t bring any development to it, that’s absolutely wickedness.”
@doctokwus: “My question is:how did she find transport to take her to that village?That place doesn’t look like where any vehicle,bike or keke can or dare to reach.”
@NdukweJulius92: “Good opportunity for her to acquire all the land.”
@Godswil79610479: “Fulanis are colonial agents , just that they bring retrogression and backwardness to society.”
@0xkbshow: “13 year back we don’t such thing. And 13 year abandoned village will never look like 1 year abandoned village.”
@PAnazulda44964: “This is how people lose their identities her kids and grandkids will not have a village to return to.”
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