Governorof Ekiti state,Kayode Fayemi on Monday vowed to tackle the incessant killingsin the state. Thegovernor spoke during a condolence visit to Orin Ekiti where a 65-year old ricefarmer, Emmanuel Ilori, was killed by gunmen on Friday. Healso said local hunters would henceforth be engaged to work with securityagents in providing security in communities. Fayemifurther assured the people of the state that “nobody coming from outside thestate will be allowed to take over land from the people.” Hesaid non-indigenes wishing to engage in business in the state must respect theculture of the indigenous people and must pursue their interest in line withthe laws of the land. Fayemialso said the people of the state would now witness deployment of moresoldiers, policemen and other security agents. Thegovernor said he was saddened by the killing of Ilori who he described as oneof the leaders of the ruling All Progressives Congress in the community.