sambo is not alone in this predicament today he's attending a meeting with other food lonnie's and his community they often come together to discuss the challenges they face sharing stories of discrimination and how they can stay safe. and the time we meet like these. bus and also if you have been on bus not you didn't know till you couldn't leave people. or you would. some residents in the community say the problems with the food lonnie's go beyond the destruction of the farmer and. to be honest if they want to appease the locals they would have to stop committing crimes there would be peace and unity among us in this community if some of them would stop stealing and doing other bad thing that's. experts say the lack of a proper land ownership system and a lack of community sensitivity have contributed to the conflict. there are clear demarcation of where you can increase where you come from is a major problem for some form of competition for space. within some of these rooms in other places is the lack of information the government has struggled to come up with a solution for now for

they're trying to destroy our livelihood yeah well i do and i have i thought sambo has lived here all his life he was born into the fulani community just like his father and grandfather. he explains why he now feels threatened by the current hostilities. and you guys you know. they are killing our cattle but also shooting at our children and workers who heard the cattle some have even died so now we are scared. sambo is not alone in this predicament today he's attending a meeting with other food lonnie's and his community they often come together to discuss the challenges they face sharing stories of discrimination and how they can stay safe. and the time we meet like these not you not a bus and also if you had been on a bus not you didn't know to you could only people would almost be really you would . some residents in the community say the problems with the food lonnie's go beyond the destruction of the farmland and. then. to be honest if they want to appease the locals they would have to stop committing crimes while there would be peace and unity among us in this community if some

they're trying to destroy our livelihood yeah well i do and i have i thought sambo has lived here all his life and he was born into the fulani community just like his father and grandfather. he explains why he now feels threatened by the current hostilities. and. they are killing our cattle but also shooting at our children and workers who heard the cattle some have even died so now we are scared. sambo is not alone in this predicament today he's attending a meeting with other free lonnie's in his community they often come together to discuss the challenges they face sharing stories of discrimination and how they can stay safe. and the time we meet like these. bus and i will say if you had been on bus not children not to you quite honestly people would. be. some residents in the community saying the problems with the food lonnie's go beyond the destruction of the farmland and. then. to be honest if they want to appease the locals they would have to stop committing crimes while there would be peace and unity among us in this community if some of them would stop stealing and doing other

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