In response to recent clashes between farmers and herders in five communities, the Jigawa State Government has inaugurated a 27-member peace committee in Dutse Local Government Area.
The committee, comprising a diverse range of stakeholders, including traditional rulers, religious leaders, herdsmen, farmers, security agencies, and other community representatives, is tasked with promoting peaceful coexistence and educating communities on the importance of harmony.
The establishment of the peace committee is a significant step towards mitigating the conflict and promoting greater productivity in agriculture.
The committee’s inclusive composition is designed to ensure a collaborative approach to conflict resolution, with representation from all key stakeholder groups.
The move is seen as a positive development in addressing the long-standing issue, and expectations are high that the committee will work effectively to promote peace and stability in the region.
