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Benue considers approaches to reducing cattle-related conflict

A report discusses moving from conflict toward shared prosperity in Benue State's cattle sector. The supplied information does not identify a new attack or casualty event.

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Cattle-related conflict can affect local security and livelihoods.

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  1. BENUE STATE AND CATTLE: FROM CONFLICT TO SHARED PROSPERITY – THISDAYLIVE ↗thisdaylive.com · Recorded source date: Aug 30, 2026, 3:01 AM UTC

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