Daboya: Settler farmers’ exodus orchestrated to destroy cordial relationship – Wasipewura

The article discusses the recent exodus of settler farmers from Daboya, which is seen as a deliberate attempt to undermine the harmonious relationship between the community and Wasipewura, a traditional leader. Local leaders and residents believe this migration is orchestrated by external forces aiming to create discord among the people. The settlers have played a crucial role in agricultural development in the area, and their departure could significantly impact local food production and economy.

Community members, including Wasipewura himself, have expressed concerns over the motivations behind this sudden movement of farmers. They argue that it could lead to increased tensions and potential conflicts within the region, undermining years of peaceful coexistence. The situation calls for intervention from authorities to address underlying issues and restore stability in Daboya, ensuring that both settler farmers and indigenous communities can thrive together without outside interference.