Irigwe Development Association (IDAu), has debunked in its totality a purported  news circulating various media platforms that they have signed a peace pack with Fulani herdsmen.

You could recall recently the news of signing a peace accord towards finding lasting peace between Irigwe and Fulani went viral in various media outfits. 

However, IDA, unequivocally denied such reportage, said they have not signed anything yet.

This was contained in a press release signed by the its national secretary general, Danjuma Auta which made available to this medium in Jos, the state capital.

According to the statement:"The attention of the above Association has been drawn to a purported news making the rounds in some news media that IDA has signed a peace Accord with Fulani at the Plateau state government house.

"Ordinarily, the Irigwe nation would have remained mute on this issue as we are still mourning the death of over a hundred of our people, but for the purpose of setting the record straight, we wish to make it clear that as it is, and as a peace loving people we have attended several meetings at the government house with His Excellency Barr. Simon Bako Lalong so as to exhaust every available means that could bring about peace in our land, however, we have not yet signed any peace agreement with anybody and will not sign any agreement contrary to the resolution of the entire Rigwe nation. 

"We therefore urge all our esteem sons and daughters to disregard such untrue and misleading news, even as we call on every one to continue to pray for the leadership as we explore every available means of finding lasting peace in our land, and also ensure that Justice is done to victims of the attacks in all our communities." Auta revealed.