As the shock over the unending killings in Kaduna State, Nigeria's North-west continues, Fulani leaders and groups have cried out, saying 85 of their kinsmen have been murdered and their properties destroyed in Southern Kaduna.

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Spokesman for Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State, Samuel Aruwan, however confirmed that calm has been restored to the areas.

A member of one of the communities told journalists on Monday that the security personnel that had been stationed in the areas were unable to stop the killings and destruction.

Three days after he was arrested and detained by the police, Audu Maokori, the man who posted what turned out to be fake news on Southern Kaduna crisis, was on Monday arraigned at a Magistrate court in Kaduna.

Two Fulani herdsmen were reportedly killed on Saturday as the crisis rocking Southern Kaduna continues.

Maikori was first arrested in Lagos on February 17 and later released for claiming via the social media that five students of the Kaduna State College of Education, Gidan-Waya, were killed in an attack by suspected Fulani herdsmen.