JUST IN: People scamper for safty as Fulani herdsmen Kills 2 at Welfere quarters , near Mobile Barracks road, Makurdi Benue state.. See PHOTOS

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There's tension at Welfere quarters extension , near Mobile Barracks road, around Upaha village Makurdi, Benue state after herdsmen reportedly killed two persons in fresh attack several sources confirms.

  Read the report below according to a Facebook user:
Fulani herdsmen on rampage at Tse Upaha welfere quarters Mobile Barracks road makurdi kill two,  people are running for their safety, though security personnel have just arrive at the scene.

In the pictures residents of the area could be seen parking out of the area. 

 Although, Queendoosh  have spoken to some residents at the area who confirmed that it was true. He however, stated that some security operatives were presently at the scene trying to restore normalcy. 

 More photos below...














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