The signing of the Second Peace Accord, which took place in Obagaji, Agatu County Headquarter on Friday, 3rd January, 2025, came after a series of peace meetings held by leaders of Agatu, Fulani, Igala and Ibira tribes from the neighbouring Kogi and Nasarawa States. Six years after supervising the signing of the Peace Agreement in 2017, Gov. Agatu Residents Express DoubtsExpressing their reservation about the efficacy of the signed Peace Agreement, residents of Agatu County, John Olotu and Echewija Ochohepo said, Fulani herdsmen cannot be trusted. “A similar Peace Agreement was signed in 2017 but was violated a few days later, resulting in the killing of so many people. With the formal signing of the latest Peace Agreement, the people of the troubled county are hoping that a long-lasting peace can be sustained.