Nigeria's Buhari urges calm after herdsmen kill 19 in central Plateau stateABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria s President Muhammadu Buhari appealed for calm and an end to communal violence on Saturday after police said armed herdsmen killed 19 people in the central state of Plateau.  Local police said Fulani herdsmen attacked Ancha village, in the Bassa local government area of Plateau state, in the early hours of Friday. They said it was thought to be a reprisal attack after a boy from the herding community was killed.  Police provided details of the attack, in which five people were injured, late on Friday.  Fighting between semi-nomadic cattle herders and more settled communities over land use claims hundreds of lives a year in Nigeria s central and northern states.   I urge all our communities in the state and the other parts of the country to embrace peace and bring to a stop these painful and unnecessary killings,  said Buhari, in an emailed statement. He said communities and security agencies in Plateau had taken steps to  pull the state back from the brink of anarchy and senseless killings , adding that it would be  a painful loss to allow these unsavory acts to return . The violence is another security challenge for Buhari in addition to the eight-year Boko Haram jihadist insurgency in the northeast and attempts to maintain a fragile ceasefire in the southern Niger Delta energy hub where militant attacks on oil facilities last year cut crude production by more than a third. worldnews
nigeria bukhari urges calm herdsmen kill central plateau stateabuja reuters nigeria president muhammad bukhari appealed calm end communal violence saturday police said armed herdsmen killed people central state plateau local police said flank herdsmen attacked cancha village bass local government area plateau state early hours friday they said thought reprisal attack boy herding community killed police provided details attack five people injured late friday fighting cattle headers settled communities land use claims hundreds lives year nigeria central northern states i urge communities state parts country embrace peace bring stop painful unnecessary killings said bukhari emailed statement he said communities security agencies plateau taken steps pull state back brink anarchy senseless killings adding would painful loss allow unsavory acts return the violence another security challenge bukhari addition book haram jihadist insurgency northeast attempts maintain fragile ceasefire southern niger delta energy hub militant attacks oil facilities last year cut crude production third worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Nigeria's Buhari urges calm after herdsmen kill 19 in central Plateau stateABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria s President Muhammadu Buhari appealed for calm and an end to communal violence on Saturday after police said armed herdsmen killed 19 people in the central state of Plateau.  Local police said Fulani herdsmen attacked Ancha village, in the Bassa local government area of Plateau state, in the early hours of Friday. They said it was thought to be a reprisal attack after a boy from the herding community was killed.  Police provided details of the attack, in which five people were injured, late on Friday.  Fighting between semi-nomadic cattle herders and more settled communities over land use claims hundreds of lives a year in Nigeria s central and northern states.   I urge all our communities in the state and the other parts of the country to embrace peace and bring to a stop these painful and unnecessary killings,  said Buhari, in an emailed statement. He said communities and security agencies in Plateau had taken steps to  pull the state back from the brink of anarchy and senseless killings , adding that it would be  a painful loss to allow these unsavory acts to return . The violence is another security challenge for Buhari in addition to the eight-year Boko Haram jihadist insurgency in the northeast and attempts to maintain a fragile ceasefire in the southern Niger Delta energy hub where militant attacks on oil facilities last year cut crude production by more than a third. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: nigeria bukhari urges calm herdsmen kill central plateau stateabuja reuters nigeria president muhammad bukhari appealed calm end communal violence saturday police said armed herdsmen killed people central state plateau local police said flank herdsmen attacked cancha village bass local government area plateau state early hours friday they said thought reprisal attack boy herding community killed police provided details attack five people injured late friday fighting cattle headers settled communities land use claims hundreds lives year nigeria central northern states i urge communities state parts country embrace peace bring stop painful unnecessary killings said bukhari emailed statement he said communities security agencies plateau taken steps pull state back brink anarchy senseless killings adding would painful loss allow unsavory acts return the violence another security challenge bukhari addition book haram jihadist insurgency northeast attempts maintain fragile ceasefire southern niger delta energy hub militant attacks oil facilities last year cut crude production third worldnews